Sentence examples for recognised in law from inspiring English sources

She was the only surviving grandchild of George III, whose parents' marriage was recognised in law.

The region is the only part of the UK where gay marriage is not recognised in law.

"In a secular society divorce, remarriage and de facto relationships have long since been recognised in law," the letter said.

The region is the only part of the UK where gay marriage is still not recognised in law.

The region is the only part of the UK where same-sex marriage is still not recognised in law.

The Press Council of Ireland, which is recognised in law by the country's Defamation Act 2009, could be asked to adjudicate.

Do recognise land rights Tribal peoples' ownership of the lands they use and occupy is recognised in international law, and should be respected regardless of whether the national government applies the law or not (governments are amongst the principal violators of tribes' rights).

They have been recognised in international law since 1945.

She and Coulibaly are believed to have married in a religious ceremony in 2009, which is not recognised in French law.

Many of these problems can be avoided if Muslim marriages are simply registered in the first place and so recognised in British law.

It is being pursued by the Our Children's Trust charity and is based on a trust principle recognised in US law.