Sentence examples for approval for recognition from inspiring English sources

The summit comes as an Ipsos Fairfax poll released on Monday shows record high approval for recognition.

For the town officials, the issue now is whether the book might provide a sort of blueprint for blocking the plans of two other tribes that have won preliminary approval for their recognition petition, the Paucatuck Eastern Pequots and the Eastern Pequots.

The Sultan of Lingga, gave his approval for a formal recognition of Abu Bakar as the Maharaja of Johor, after Ungku Haji and Dato Jaafar travelled to Lingga and presented their claims.

The Ryerson Men's Issues Awareness Society (MIAS) has been embroiled in a battle for recognition and approval as a legitimate student group by the university's student union since being rejected as group last October.

"You are doing this yourself" is a reminder to stop searching outside of yourself for solutions, for recognition, or for approval of your good deeds.

The process of canonization (approval for sainthood) first requires beatification (recognition that the deceased has entered heaven).

In response, Mr. Flamm pointed out that his group was not seeking designation as a city landmark, which would require approval for building changes, but rather recognition under the National and State Registers of Historic Places.

The Georgetown researchers found only one department that had received legislative approval for its use of face recognition technology and that most departments do not audit their systems for accuracy or bias.

The Palestinians not only dismissed strong American objections about the move at the United Nations, they have now followed this up with a request for recognition at Unesco, which has received preliminary approval from the body's executive board.

Having the words "Oscar-nominated" on their resume can make all the difference between fighting for recognition and having a golden seal of approval.

In 1163, with new canons requiring approvals for canonization (official recognition of persons as saints), Archbishop Thomas Becket of Canterbury (1118?–70) referred Anselm's cause to Rome.