Sentence examples for achieving recognition of from inspiring English sources
They go back a long time, and we are intent on achieving recognition of the rights of vast sectors of our population that have been relegated.
He became de facto president in 2004 and guided his homeland through a period of intense antagonism with the Georgian leadership, achieving recognition of Abkhazia's sovereignty – and a guarantee of military protection – from Russia, his closest ally and neighbour, four years later.
In the second half of the 18th century, Micu-Klein's disciples strove to achieve recognition of the Romanians as a constituent nation of Transylvania.
Fatah officials hope that if Mr Abbas achieves recognition of Palestine as an observer state at the UN, both he and Hamas will be able to stand before the Palestinians as victors, one on the ground in Gaza, the other in a global arena.
Meanwhile, the improved SVM classifier achieves recognition of the unpredictable road from connected regions.
They achieve recognition of for boxing, but for clapping and for waving, that is, worse than our results.
To achieve recognition of a unified object, the mind must perform an act of judgment; it must find how various represented elements are connected to one another.
The narcissism trait induces a strong desire to achieve recognition of one's superiority and, in order to prove it, attempts to gain attention and envy.
This study explains how an integral membrane methyltransferase achieves recognition of both a hydrophilic cofactor and a lipophilic prenyl group attached to a polar protein substrate.
The "idealistic" or "intuitive" studies of knowledge of Neo-Confucian epistemology was derived primarily from the Doctrine of the Mean (Zhong yong 中庸) and sought to achieve recognition of reality based upon the practice of secluded meditation or concentration (shendu 慎獨).
As David Ben Gurion understood when he went to the General Assembly to achieve recognition of Israel, a small, powerless people must take its destiny into its own hands.
