Sentence examples for valid and recognized from inspiring English sources

"Your degree is valid and recognized".

The text of Proposition 8 in California says, "Only marriage between a man and a woman is valid and recognized in California".

The paper's aim is to evaluate the "local muscular load" that is measured in Czech and Slovak businesses, and to verify the local muscular load measuring methodology's status as a valid and recognized measurement in order to subsequently strengthen the prevention of occupational diseases among workers.

3. To develop a declaration of human rights for climate migrants, valid and recognized globally.

The earlier statement was a full-page ad for Amendment One and the North Carolina state constitutional amendment stating the only valid and recognized domestic legal union to be "marriage between one man and one woman".

Missouri's constitutional amendment, approved by more than 70percentt of Missourians, clearly stating that only marriages between one man and one woman will be valid and recognized, whether performed in Missouri or any other state or nation.

He said it had rendered same-sex relationships as "not valid, not recognized and second rate".

The degree to which money influences politics is suggested by the passage of Proposition 8, the California constitutional amendment, enacted in November 2008, stating that "only a marriage between a man and woman is valid or recognized" in the state.

At the same time, with an initiative on the November ballot that would amend the California Constitution to say that only marriages between men and women are "valid or recognized" in the state, some gay advocacy groups were cautioning couples to keep their celebrations low-key and respectful so as not to provide fodder for their opponents.

No other state is close to legalizing same-sex unions -- Vermont is considering "domestic partnership" rights -- and only marriage between a man and a woman is valid or recognized in California.

Here, introspection and imagination guide learners from loss of certainty to reclaiming a personal voice; identifying the patient's voice; acknowledging simultaneously valid yet often conflicting perspectives; and recognizing and responding to the range of emotions triggered in patient care.