Sentence examples for to recognise the validity from inspiring English sources

Ferguson's politics don't appear to rest on semantic definitions of rightwing, so much as a refusal to recognise the validity – or even possibility – of any alternative way of looking at the world.

Helen Belcher, secretary of the Parliamentary Forum on Gender Identity, said GRCs, while an attempt to recognise the validity of gender transitions, often make things more difficult for transgender people.

We were hopeful, but the courts refused to recognise the validity of the law.

Normally, the Archbishop of Canterbury performs coronations, but the incumbent Archbishop, William Sancroft, although an Anglican, refused to recognise the validity of James II's removal.

It also means we play host to a steady stream of couples whose own countries of residence won't recognise the validity of their relationships.

The obstetrician also needs to assist the pregnant woman or the couple in making sense of the situation and recognise the validity of their values and beliefs before action is taken in accordance with the pregnant woman's value based preferences [ 31, 35].

"To recognise the devil is to recognise the enemy".

To recognise the various metabolic and storage lung diseases.

To recognise the MR appearance of neural tube defects.

Canak even pledged to recognise the independence of Kosovo.

At the same time, it is important to recognise the shortcomings of solar power.