Sentence examples for recognition of their status from inspiring English sources
In most states of Southwest Asia, ethnic, linguistic, and religious minorities exist without formal recognition of their status.
In total, 724 quilombos, some dating back as far as the 17th century, have been identified across Brazil and are seeking formal recognition of their status.
In recognition of their status as one of France's most prominent artistic couples, Cantona and Brakni have received the ultimate accolade of a Paris Match photo shoot.
Even when employers agree to cover domestic partners, those couples pay higher taxes, because without federal recognition of their status, health coverage is considered income and is taxable.
Having avoided removal and undertaken efforts to escape governmental scrutiny, they had seen many of their rights as native peoples abridged; their efforts eventually led to federal recognition of their status as tribes.
But there are countless others who are calling for increased recognition of their status, as well as for a moratorium on the practice of "sex reassignment surgery" of intersexed infants.
They are entitled to clear recognition of their equal status as citizens of a country that is founded on the principle that we are all inherently worthy.
In order to achieve an increase in wages and recognition of their professional status, dental nurses can gain extra skills, but also influence everyday practice to ensure use of these additional skills and raise the value of skill mix.
It does NOT prevent a commercial firm from referring to the MIT trademarks in order to convey information (although in doing so, recognition of their trademark status should be given).
In the 1950s many tribes in the United States including several bands of Utes and Southern Paiutes were subject to termination, a process whereby they lost federal recognition of their Indian status and thus their eligibility for federal support of health care and other services.
Since the late 1980s, Ontario has offered wage supplements and in 2007, it established the first College of Early Childhood Educators — clear recognition of their professional status.
