Sentence examples for amount to recognition from inspiring English sources

The public option, not dead, would amount to recognition of shared interest in each other's health and of the need to use America's energies and resources better.

But saying nothing on settlements is much easier, and less politically explosive, than moving the embassy, which many experts say would amount to recognition of Israel's claim over the entirety of Jerusalem.

Analysts said such appeals amounted to recognition of Turkey's heightened risk of communal strife.

And we are going to win!" Barack Obama may someday be inclined to say something similar about his prize, for as much as Desmond Tutu's prize amounted to recognition for all who had joined him in opposing and ultimately triumphing over apartheid, President Obama's prize amounts to recognition for all who had supported his campaign to restore our country to the community of law-abiding nations.

The second criterion amounts to recognition that if a sentence containing a singular term reports an intentional phenomenon, then it fails the test of the substitutivity of coreferential terms salva veritate.

The reinforcements amount to a recognition of the failure so far to deal with Boko Haram at a regional level.

He insisted that the measure would not change the Church's traditional stance on marriage, nor amount to a recognition of the validity of same-sex marriage.

Hamas is still set against recognising Israel, but a compromise solution is thought to have been thrashed out in which the group would acknowledge UN and Arab League positions on the Middle East situation, a move that would amount to a recognition of the Jewish state.

Viewed overall, its 46 recommendations amount to a recognition that the intelligence apparatus too often has engaged in activities because they were technologically possible, even if they weren't necessary and even if they compromised Americans' legitimate expectations of privacy.

Such recognition would amount to Israeli acknowledgement of Palestinians being the original owners of historic Palestine.

On May 13 the Queen declared a policy of neutrality, which amounted to a recognition of the rebellion (though not an acknowledgement of its sovereignty).