nonrecognition

She looked almost the same as before, but there was a moment of nonrecognition in her eyes.

The court held that because the properties were indeed exchanged, they are subject to nonrecognition of gain under 1031.

It's all right," he added when she continued to shake her head slowly in nonrecognition.

"It is almost as if the Soviets are trying to trick us into abandoning the policy of nonrecognition."

"It's been obviously a progression of nonrecognition," he said.

Newt does not respond well to nonrecognition of his world-historical destiny.

A mention of 2da6 brings first a look of nonrecognition, then a grimace.

These exceptions are commonly referred to as nonrecognition provisions.

This default rule has several exceptions, called "nonrecognition" rules, which are scattered throughout the Code.

The City of Paris has adopted a policy of nonrecognition toward the event.

This nonrecognition may be arbitrary, but political affinities are seldom entirely rational.

Still, he said, Hamas emphasizes "the elimination and nonrecognition of Israel."

There are several explanations for the phenomenon of nonrecognition that so infuriates some American diplomats and officials here.

She must have noted his look of blank nonrecognition, because she added, "Swordsworn."

Taken aback first by her nonrecognition, and now by her recognition.

A squint of nonrecognition, followed up by, "Oh, of course.

There was the blankness of nonrecognition in Lehmann's eyes.

There was an entry for Agamemnon: nonrecognition, cross-talk, irony, the usual thing.

But when she and her husband, Willard, arrived at the service and looked around for their peer group, they instead experienced the shock of nonrecognition.

I have a few spells of concealment and nonrecognition I've used before and just used now.

So intent was that nonrecognition that it was as good as a word spoken.

While arrogance demanded nonrecognition of them, necessity demanded he recognize them.

"Why," said Kathy, surprised at my nonrecognition, "it was Pluto.

Elspeth grinned at Talia's bewildered look of nonrecognition.

Many of his poems were published in the magazine Exclamation Point, after many years of nonrecognition.