Sentence examples for were denied recognition from inspiring English sources

They were denied recognition as members of the human family by laws and practices derived from the parliaments and policies of Europe.

Other tribes were denied recognition (Tolley 2006).

The Serb civilian dead were denied recognition, and the only people buried in the Serbian memorial cemetery at Vukovar were local Serbs who had fought with or alongside the JNA.

Yet the library has been granted the immortality of a Grade I listing, while the estate has been denied recognition and is set to be demolished.

Reasonable citizens do not complain that Holocaust deniers, champions of totalitarianism or defenders of lynching are denied recognition and barred from convention microphones.

Initially, Schatz was denied recognition for his achievement, as well as any royalties from the sale of streptomycin, primarily because he was a graduate student.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear an appeal from a Christian student group that had been denied recognition by a public law school in California for excluding homosexuals and nonbelievers.

They argue that the laws demean gay couples, deprive them of essential benefits and violate their "fundamental right" to marry.The pleadings are sprinkled with accounts of gay Americans being denied recognition as married couples.

How an Essex soldier was denied recognition for his services because of his background and explore why we remember the poets of WW1 rather than the composers.

In their minds, we are the only two people in America that have been denied recognition for our intellectual abilities because of our gender.

As a result, torture survivors have been denied recognition as victims of illegal U.S. government policies and practices, compensation for their injuries, and even the opportunity to present their cases.