Sentence examples for country recognition from inspiring English sources

There is more enthusiasm in Moscow, where baseball officials hope Korneyev will bring their country recognition in a sport that only 15 years ago didn't exist within the vast Soviet borders.

Kim wants recognition for North Korea as a country, recognition for his family's right to rule it as a personal fiefdom and, ultimately, recognition of North Korea's status as a nuclear-armed power.

The South American Football Confederation (Conmebol) confirmed Grondona's death in a statement, adding that he would be remembered for "giving his country recognition in football".

In many countries, recognition of women's and minority rights is now the norm.

This can involve preventing destination-country recognition of migrants' skills (Gish and Godfrey, 1979), 'self-sufficiency' policies at destination countries to prevent migrants from working there (e.g. WHO 2011, [Article 5.4]), and treating international recruiters of skilled workers as unethical or even criminal (Mills et al. 2008).

As in many other countries, recognition and treatment of depressive disorders remains problematic [ 2- 4].

In developing countries, recognition of this entity is hampered by its slow onset, lack of knowledge among physicians and patients, and absence of cost-effective guidelines to screen for subclinical thyroid diseases.

Despite these obvious accomplishments, the Palestinian political leadership is concerned that without the US' and the EU's willingness to recognize the state of Palestine, all the other countries' recognitions will be worthless.

The parade, which was organized by Heritage of Pride, capped off a series of events across the country in recognition of Gay Pride Week.

But the deal is much more significant for the country as recognition of its growing importance in the world.

He has waged a lonely and just battle in this country for recognition of Palestinians, Muslims, Arabs and third-world peoples generally.