Sentence examples for unless it recognised from inspiring English sources
Before the mortars had landed, Ariel Sharon, Israel's prime minister, said he would obstruct Hamas' participation in the January election unless it recognised Israel and disarmed.
A statement from the GMB on Friday said Labour's national executive committee had agreed not to use Showsec unless it agrees to recognise unions.
Would it recognise itself?
"The need to act in the collectiveinterest has yet to be recognised and, unless it is, it will be only a matter of time before one or more countriesresort to trade protectionism as the only domestic instrument to support a necessary rebalancing," the Governor said.
"I think corruption is a far more nefarious problem than most people recognise and unless it is tackled urgently and aggressively, there is no hope of turning things around in Afghanistan.
A successful education system cannot be delivered "unless governments recognise the centrality of the teacher workforce", said Ms Keates.
Montenegro's campaign for independence from Serbia is being complicated by Brussels, which is warning the tiny republic that independence will not be recognised by the EU unless it accepts voting conditions set by Brussels.
Martijn Gilbert, chief executive of Reading Buses, said it would not be recognised as a Guinness World Record unless it reached speeds above 150mph (24150mph.
In one instance, the effects of the EGFR inhibitors was quite dramatic, where the HLA-DR15-restricted CD4 T-cell clone S11 was unable to recognise the CA9-22 (DR15+/EGFR+) tunlessunless it was pretreated with the EGFR inhibitors.
The £1,000 prize was set up to recognise "[authors] who feel that their work is often marginalised unless it fulfils a romantic fetishisation of their cultural heritage".
