Sentence examples for broad-based recognition from inspiring English sources

Given the strength of nationalist sentiment across all Iraqi sects and the broad-based recognition of Sistani as a force for national unity, it will be difficult for Shia PMU groups to form a quasi-state in parallel to the Iraqi government once Isis is dislodged.

In America, we have a belief that a broad-based recognition of an illness represents an opportunity to solve it through democratic participation and deliberation.

Bland, who died Sunday at 83 at his home in Memphis, Tenn., of complications from an ongoing illness, never achieved the broad-based recognition of fellow blues musicians such as King, Muddy Waters and Lightnin' Hopkins.

The International Monetary Fund says it will recognise the NTC as Libya's leaders when there is "a clear, broad-based, international recognition".

Like J. P. Endres, 30, who owns the David Endres Realty Group in Scarsdale, the independents have responded to franchisers -- and a chain's benefits of broad-based marketing campaigns, referral services and brand recognition -- with a firm "No thank you".

His recognition was instant, his acclaim was broad-based, his readers anticipatory, his future boundless.

Our observations are that recognition of nucleic acid by TtPilF is apparently broad-based, extending to RNA as well as DNA, and would therefore be consistent with this conclusion.

We were particularly gratified that our efforts toward broad-based cooperation, both interdisciplinary and in terms of North-South cooperation, received recognition in the form of a Research Cooperation Award from WWF and Centre Suisse in 2001.

Thus, drug inactivation, decreased accumulation of DNA-cisplatin adducts, defective DNA damage recognition, enhanced nucleotide-excision repair, and impaired apoptotic responses are hypothesized as broad-based mechanisms responsible for the drug-resistant phenotype [ 5, 8, 9].

Inflation is broad-based.

Hiring was broad-based.