Sentence examples for recognising the existence from inspiring English sources

Recognising the existence of this category is especially important.

"By recognising the existence of intersex people, we acknowledge at last the biological scale of sex and gender identity that really exists.

Mr Santos's rejoinder was that recognising the existence of a conflict did not amount to giving the FARC, the main guerrilla force, belligerent status.

Discontent is growing within the party about how far Sinn Fein can go without recognising the existence of Northern Ireland, a state republicans have been trying to destroy since partition.

In an impassioned debate lasting nearly three hours, many MEPs urged the assembly to follow the lead of Sweden, whose government passed a resolution in October recognising the existence of a Palestinian state, despite protests from the Israeli government.

On May 24th the Senate passed a government-sponsored bill recognising the existence of an armed conflict in Colombia and offering compensation and reparations to those who have lost land, lives and limbs in the war since 1985.

There are a number of things that can be done: Education – whether in the developed or developing world co-op members and staff can benefit from co-operative values based education and training Recognise the existence of the local co-operative movement and existing co-operatives; become familiar with their history and challenges; and try to work with them.

It is vital to recognise the existence of this tension.

Some students are simply fighting for their universities to recognise the existence of their gender identity.

Thatcher's infamous failure to recognise the existence of society was a double failure.

There is still an unwillingness to recognise the existence and incidence of racial crime.