Sentence examples for recognized existence from inspiring English sources

Its internationally recognized existence began with the Sand River Convention in 1852, when the British withdrew from the Southern African interior and recognized the independence of the Boer Voortrekkers north of the Vaal River.

He called the decision proof that Mexico now recognized "the existence of human rights".

Historically, almost every culture has recognized the existence of such a faculty.

By the time many cities recognized their existence, both were fairly large and had the political support of their customers.

Bashar al-Assad of Syria never even recognized the existence of opposition and he remains in office.

Since colonial times, Canada has recognized the existence of Métis people — the descendants of European-indigenous relationships.

Although his gaseous elementary molecules were predominantly diatomic, he also recognized the existence of monatomic, triatomic, and tetratomic elementary molecules.

New York courts have not specifically recognized the existence of an executive privilege for governors, nor ever denied an otherwise legitimate subpoena for documents by the legislative branch.

Social scientists and natural philosophers have long recognized the existence of a so-called beauty premium (or, in some cases, an ugliness penalty).

The diplomacy of the time recognized the existence of great powers by according special rank and responsibility to the representatives of these countries.

Wherever Leonardo probed the phenomena of nature, he recognized the existence of primal mechanical forces that govern the shape and function of the universe.