Sentence examples for states recognised from inspiring English sources

Yet today, of the 195 states recognised by the United Nations, only 37 killer countries remain: just one in five.

So far, there are events planned in every single one of the 192 states recognised by the United Nations and then some.

What is clear is that the post-Soviet observers will give the poll their approval, as they do routinely in Russian-backed states, recognised or otherwise.

Jersey cannot follow Gibraltar down the route of joining Uefa or Fifa as the rules over applications have changed - since 2002 countries must be sovereign states recognised by the United Nations to join Uefa, a rule which was not in place when Gibraltar originally applied for membership in 1997.

In 2002, the World Health Organization (WHO) member states recognised the need to reduce the harm and suffering that patients and their families experience from healthcare errors, and agreed on a resolution to improve patient safety.

It must also be possible, however, to continue marking products visibly with the Member States' recognised symbols, because we are aware that these inspire great confidence among hosts of consumers.

Although some states recognise domestic partnerships or civil unions, they do not allow them the symbolic M-word.

They yearn for security and a passport that other states recognise; the exiles, most of them, long to go home.

Adam Liptak of the New York Times thinks the Court will wait until all but a handful of states recognise same-sex marriage before issuing a sweeping decision on the matter.

The court relied on the fact that only six of the 47 European states recognise same-sex marriage (in fact, seven countries now do, with Iceland the latest).

It says explicitly, however, that states recognise "the legitimate political, security, economic and commercial interests … in the international trade in conventional arms".