Sentence examples for remains unrecognised from inspiring English sources

Their "republic" remains unrecognised.

The communist state of Transnistria has its own currency, police, army and border guards, although remains unrecognised by sovereign nations.

Physical conscription is now unlikely, so the right to refuse it is becoming something of a dead letter, while the right to refuse fiscal conscription remains unrecognised.

The production demonstrates that, unlike most occupations, a caring role has not been chosen and often remains unrecognised, even by those closely involved.

The separatist region fought a brief war with Moldova in 1992 and it declared itself an independent state, but it remains unrecognised by any country, including Russia, which has 1,500 troops stationed there.

Despite having its own currency, police, army and border guards, the region remains unrecognised by any sovereign nations and to all intents and purposes is considered part of Moldova, whose league they have won 11 times since 2000.

The Muslim Brotherhood, which proved its potency as Egypt's main opposition by capturing a fifth of parliamentary seats that year, remains officially unrecognised.

The director of The Tree of Life, Badlands and The Thin Red Line remains apparently unrecognised by the journalist throughout the video footage, but a clearly amused Del Toro does his best to do the reporter's job for him: placing himself in a position that keeps Malick on camera.

Benzodiazepine abuse is a problem that remains largely unrecognised in many countries [ 7].

However, its occurrence in CVS has remained unrecognised.

Unlike the middle-class suffragette movement, the will to radicalise domesticity has come from the margins: this may be one reason why women have the vote while their domestic work remains unwaged or unrecognised.