Sentence examples for status acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The Dutch law does not include a provision for intersex rights; in November, Maya Posch, a Dutch woman who is intersex and has fought for a decade to have her status acknowledged, announced that she planned to move to Germany.

The special category status acknowledged a sort of political status and granted those prisoners the right to wear their own clothing, "free" association with other special category prisoners, the right to organize their own educational and recreational activities, and access to visits and parcels once a week.

That, along with wins in other big states like New York, New Jersey and Illinois, cemented his position as the commanding Republican front-runner, a status he acknowledged with a broad grin in his post-election speech.Mr Romney's main hope was that anti-McCain opinion strong in many important parts of the party would gather around him, now that the race has narrowed.

This status was acknowledged in the nation's selection to sponsor this year's international AIDS conference.

They take their place in a long-standing northern success story: the journey of immigrants from "problem" status to acknowledged drivers of progress.

60 Symptom status is acknowledged as a major determinant of the clinical decision to recommend revascularisation.

The importance of migration status was acknowledged during the process of interviewing, (the research team had not actively set out to identify mothers' responses according to migration status).

During the analysis and interpretive process, the implications, benefits, limitations and potential for bias arising from this semi-insider status were acknowledged, reflected upon and discussed with supervisors.

The remote possibility that interviewees are affected by their 'observed' status is acknowledged; our findings may be tainted by clinicians trying to 'excel' under test conditions, or trying to provide the information that the interviewer wants to hear.

Kelly Osbourne's more famous than me.' Yet, while squeamish about his celebrity status, Timberlake acknowledges that it has advantages.

But another way of saying almost the same thing is to say that it treats conservatives with the respect they feel they deserve; it asserts on their behalf a claim to social status that acknowledges the efforts of liberals to weaken that claim, all the while encouraging pride in the identity-constituting affiliations and convictions liberals seem to disdain.