Sentence examples for recognise any form from inspiring English sources

Italy is the only major western European country that does not recognise any form of same-sex union.

The couple were heterosexual, but the decision highlighted the serious social consequences of Latvian legislators' insistence on traditional family norms in refusing to recognise any form of registered partnership other than heterosexual marriage.

Teachers and the school committees should be empowered to recognise any form of harassment and deal with them accordingly.

There are four things that need to be understood: We need to recognise that any form of measurement is expensive and so, to avoid wasting money, it needs to lead to improvements in practice.

At the time many supposed that dialect would be driven out by "standard" English and the BBC which in those days barely recognised any other form.

In the vicinity of a number of Alpine cities it is still possible to recognise a form of farming, which is far from being residual, or occupying residual spaces.

The Commonwealth Relations Office replied that he would not be recognised as enjoying any form of recognition or immunity.

Since when does the stomach recognise unifying principles, or any form of ethic?

In reality, it would be difficult to distinguish between these groups of people prior to participating in research, so it is important to recognise this limitation in any form of research in which sensitive issues are being discussed.

It is now well recognised that smoking in any form (cigarettes, bidis and others) as well as use of non-smoked tobacco is equally dangerous to health, especially CVD health [ 56].

In effect, GENeco's goal is to recognise all forms of waste as a resource that can be transformed into usable and profitable products and services.