Sentence examples for agreed recognition from inspiring English sources

So there is a generally agreed recognition of the need for a fine balancing act between liberty and security.

Willi Stoph, the GDR's Minister President, hoped that his initiative might result in direct talks between East and West Germany in order to normalise relations, as well as to agree recognition of existing borders and non-proliferation of nuclear arms, or alternatively the halving of the armament budgets of both German states.

But an Israeli official said that in recent weeks, Mr. Netanyahu had moved much closer to accepting the idea, provided that the Palestinians agreed to recognition of Israel as a Jewish state, something they have long refused.

She said it would be wrong for the university to force Unicco to agree to card check recognition.

It is generally agreed that the recognition is overdue, as is an acknowledgment of her influence on other artists.

"I want to know who Kennedy is, the man, not Kennedy, the recognition," agreed Gary Gulino, a state worker from Milford who said he was an independent.

Netanyahu today essentially returned to the policies that Israel pursued before Yitzhak Rabin and Yasir Arafat agreed on mutual recognition and the joint pursuit of peace.

Programme managers agreed that status, recognition, and a genuine sense of purpose in their jobs were the most important tenants of CHW motivation, and by extension, of their performance, satisfaction and retention.

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Union leader Ronnie Draper directly asked NEC members to support this struggle by refusing McDonald's conference access unless it agreed to discuss union recognition.

According to the main provisions of the treaty, China ceded Hong Kong to Britain, opened five ports to British trade, abolished the cohong system of trade, agreed to equal official recognition, and paid an indemnity of $21 million.