Sentence examples for authorities recognition from inspiring English sources

Only 10 days passed between Mexican health authorities' recognition of a possible new epidemic and their announcement of it, a sharp contrast to the many months in 2003 between the outbreak of SARS in China and its public declaration.

In this context, camels are an issue; a group of former nomads from El Aaiún is currently campaigning for compensation for the camel herds that Moroccan troops killed during the war, which requires the Moroccan authorities' recognition that troops were ordered to butcher Sahrawi herds, a fact that Moroccan authorities deny (Shelley [2004]).

According to forest authorities, recognition could only be given after environmental studies had been conducted.

Whereas the Netanyahu government strives to maintain the Jewish national identity of the state and demand from the Palestinian Authority recognition of such, more than half a million Israelis have left the country for more than one year and have not returned.

Thus, delegation of authority, recognition of personnel efforts, opportunities for promotion and the job enrichment must be a part of the hospital human resource strategy [ 15- 17].

One of the most prominent models that explain student choice in goals is called TARGET (task, authority, recognition, grouping, evaluation and time) [ 6, 27].

A project-based task analysis and an authority-recognition model are used to identify receivers regarding their correspondent tasks.

£25m has been allotted for the DHP fund, across all local authorities, in recognition of the particular circumstances faced by claimants with adaptations, whom the government acknowledges have a legitimate need for support.

He further stated that acting on the group's behalf, he would make further contact with the camp authorities for recognition of their rights.

William A. Pierce, the spokesman for the Health and Human Services Department, called the new authority a recognition that the agency was now in the forefront of preparations to fight bioterrorism and is sitting in on White House sessions on domestic security.

In her 2002 book the norm of "equality of intellectual authority" is restated as "tempered equality of intellectual authority" in recognition that not all members of a scientific community are equal in intellectual capacity.