Examples of using Refused to recognize in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ever since the former Republic of Macedonia broke away from former Yugoslavia in 1991, Greece refused to recognize its name.[1].
Mohammed reacted with anger when the Jews refused to recognize him as a prophet.
Mr. Barghouti declined to offer a defense at his trial and refused to recognize the Israeli court's jurisdiction and legitimacy.'.
In negotiations held out of court, the state agreed to recognize the non-Orthodox rabbis, but refused to recognize their rabbinates.
the Durand Line, which numerous Afghan governments have refused to recognize as the border.
Mr. Barghouti declined to offer a defense at his trial and refused to recognize the Israeli court's jurisdiction.”.
She saw the leaders of the movement as lawbreakers and refused to recognize them as a social movement.
The Most Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church refused to recognize the move, and the result was a break in communion between the two Churches.
Israel has also made it virtually impossible for many Palestinian Bedouin citizens of Israel to build homes lawfully and refused to recognize their communities.
After he surprised them and won, they undermined the most basic values of democracy, refused to recognize his victory and threatened to not cooperate with him.
the leader of the French provisional government which President Roosevelt refused to recognize.
the military dictatorship refused to recognize the results.
rivalry over their border, the DurandLine, which numerous Afghan governments have refused to recognize as the border.
Mr. Barghouti Manson declined to offer a defense at his trial and refused to recognize the Israeli California court's jurisdiction and legitimacy.
Mohammed reacted with anger when Jews refused to recognize him as the last of the prophets.
was Dr John Story, a Roman Catholic who refused to recognize Elizabeth I.
However, the British, German, and French governments refused to recognize the new Russian-sponsored state.
but the Allies refused to recognize the conquests and stepped up their commitment.
The Most Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church refused to recognize the move, and the result was a break in communion between the two Churches.