Sentence examples for recognised elsewhere from inspiring English sources

It is still not clear whether same-sex marriages in Massachusetts will be recognised elsewhere in the country, particularly in states which have constitutionally excluded them.

That de facto status has not been recognised elsewhere.

Superimposed on these phases are spatial patterns of development which have been recognised elsewhere, but the sequence of patterns appears unique to Dubai.

This power imbalance has been recognised elsewhere [ 24], motivating women to conceal aspects of their experience, particularly in relation to possible hospitalisation and custody loss [ 25].

The importance of eliciting preferences from respondents with first-hand experience of genetics and genetics services in understanding the attributes of genetics services has been recognised elsewhere (Wilson et al, 2000).

Indeed, this is recognised elsewhere in the bill (section 2(4)) through explicit protections of the rights of universities to determine assessment procedures, so it should not be difficult to reach accommodation on this point.

The descriptions of attempted and completed suicide in most of the interviews highlight the seriousness of this problem in rural Indian communities, which is well-recognised elsewhere in the country [ 26, 27].

Mr Bulmer-Rizzi has written to David Cameron, the Foreign Office and MPs asking them to intervene to ensure British all marriages are recognised in Australia and elsewhere.

Some husbands, it turns out, take another wife if their first child is a girl (polygamy is legal in northern Nigeria and recognised by customary law elsewhere).

Those unsentimental enough to recognise the value elsewhere will focus on Nacarat and Kempes.

The authors suggest, in scientific spirit, that she was possibly a sirenia or sea cow, but elsewhere recognise that the recent discovery of the Colossal Squid renders the numerous accounts of sea-monsters such as the Kraken much more trustworthy.