Sentence examples for asking for recognition from inspiring English sources

"We're not asking for recognition; we only want room to breathe".

This would have been impossible if they'd split themselves into hundreds of separate "nations" asking for recognition of their separate sovereignty.

He was asking for recognition for his people — these living, breathing afterthoughts that so-called civilization had long ago pushed aside.

By asking for recognition of and respect for cultural differences, multiculturalism provides one possible response to the question of how to increase the participation of previously oppressed groups.

"The government's new strategy sounds on the face of it to be exactly what today's over 50s have been asking for – recognition that getting older does not mean a rapid decline into boredom and senility.

The BBC reports that the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB), which has been acting on behalf of the Deliveroo riders, has sent a letter to Deliveroo asking for recognition to bargain on behalf of the riders.

But the press asked for recognition in the Human Rights Act, she says.

"This is an opportunity to celebrate the process that allows a nation to come forward and ask for recognition".

"They will ask for recognition as an alternative to the Episcopal Church even before there's been a resolution to the actual status of Episcopal Church in the Communion".

Paul had enough delegates in enough states to at least ask for recognition that the Romney campaign was fixated on denying.

For Denis Nzioka, of the Gay and Lesbian Coalition of Kenya (Galck), "visibility and openness about gay men and women is slowly coming out in Africa, and with this comes a push to ask for recognition and acceptance.