Sentence examples for principles to be recognised from inspiring English sources

On "economic governance", Cameron had asked for a series of principles to be recognised ranging from a simple recognition of the idea that the EU has more than one currency, and that taxpayers in non-euro countries should never be financially liable for operations to support the eurozone as a currency.

As Farc and government negotiators began discussions on the issue of victims, the two sides issued a declaration of principles recognising the right to be recognised and to receive reparations, to know the truth and receive guarantees that such atrocities will never happen again.

It deserves to be recognised.

"He deserves to be recognised".

Really they ought to be recognised.

"That sacrifice needs to be recognised.

They wait to be recognised.

Referring to the other cases in the court Miss Eweida said: "I am very disappointed on behalf of the other three, especially Shirley Chaplin because wearing the cross is the same principle, her faith should be recognised and I fully support them in their quest for a referral to the Grand Chamber... to seek justice".

For their collaboration, actors are guided by some basic principles of theatrical improvisation that can be recognised in the work of Keith Johnstone (1979) and Viola Spolin (1999).

Spain is willing to concede operational control but insists that its right to sovereignty over the base area, as well as the rest of Gibraltar, must be recognised.Britain sees the principle of shared sovereignty as the definitive solution.

That principle obviously presupposes another, that is to say the principle upheld by those working on 'mutual recognition': a decision by a judge in one Member State can and must be recognised by the legal system of another Member State.