Sentence examples for broad recognition of from inspiring English sources
Colonel Qaddafi lashed back in a speech on Friday night, dismissing the significance of the broad recognition of the rebel government.
The discoveries of these and other women and the broad recognition of their contributions to scientific progress marked what many hoped would be a promising turning point for women in science.
Memorial Day for those of us who have fought is not simply a broad recognition of the sacrifices rendered by the dead, but an understanding of the exchange of life for life.
These letters must be carefully crafted to establish broad recognition of the importance of the applicant's work in the national community.
In the 1940s, however, the delusion of species stasis remained a cultural phenomenon that prevented a broad recognition of species as dynamic, evolving individuals.
But it is to the great credit of the senior leadership team at the BBC that there is broad recognition of the need for change," he said, in a statement.
And so the I.O.M.'s proposed new name for chronic fatigue syndrome is meant to elicit broader recognition of the condition's severity.
The Palestinians still believe that broader recognition of their presence in the United Nations is a crucial step to a two-state solution.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the collapses of colonialism, Fascism, and Communism paved the way for broader recognition of individual freedoms previously denied, rejecting what had amounted to imposed statuses of perpetual non-innocence.
I think it has served a very important purpose of helping to create a broader recognition of Chinese behavior that predated our saying anything, but which had led to real anxiety.
"We believe that a reduction in our dependence on Martha Stewart personally and a better balance of personality and brand will provide additional brand durability, increased growth opportunities and a broader recognition of a new generation of Martha Stewart Living experts," the prospectus stated.
