Sentence examples for recognised identity from inspiring English sources

One of its innovations in this latter area was the 1922 introduction of the Nansen passport, which was the first internationally recognised identity card for stateless refugees.

In many everyday situations this is not a problem, but it only takes a short conversation with a publicly recognised identity, parent or event manager to tell you that it can cause big issues with public relations, privacy requirements, exclusivity contracts and embargo agreements.

Venturing back to the motel, the camera crew stopped a random guy and asked if he recognised the identity of the large-headed burn victim.

To have your identity, your own identity recognised in law, affords you some of the dignity and the respect that you deserve as a human being.

The state has always insisted in its refusal to issue her with a new birth certificate recognising her identity, as the country's legislation simply does not provide for gender identities other than those assigned at birth.

They also pioneered technologies that allowed its spies to recognise the identity of a speaker on the phone.

The transvestite pass compelled state authorities and institutions to recognise trans identity as a legitimate expression, rather than a deviation.

Here, the ability to recognise facial identity was tested in 33 parents of ASD children.

Let's take the laws and regulations that define when and how a trans person can have their new gender identity recognised.

"It's exciting to have his identity recognised, and an incredible day because what I hoped to do, which is to prevent other couples from going through the same, is hopefully one step closer to becoming reality".

In addition, the case did not simply concern a dispute between the press and a public figure because the interests of the mother, and of the child in having his identity recognised, were also at stake.