Sentence examples for demanding recognition of from inspiring English sources
But now the militia's renegade leader, Ibrahim "IB" Coulibaly, is demanding recognition of his role in overthrowing Gbagbo.
In a speech prepared for delivery at a British thinktank, Jindal said some immigrants are seeking "to colonise western countries, because setting up your own enclave and demanding recognition of a no-go zone are exactly that".
In mid-March Ukrainian news outlets reprinted a report that organisations of Transcarpathia's Ruthenes (a small Slavic ethnic group scattered across Ukraine, Slovakia and Poland) had held a congress "demanding recognition of their national identity and autonomy of their land".
The discussion on land and HCV issues addressed criticisms where state officials often argued that demanding recognition of international concepts had ignored the legal system embedded in Indonesia regulations (interview 2,15).
The nature of these new tenure settings varies considerably, reflecting the past and recent history of the countries, the different approaches selected by governments to improve forest management, but also the growing voices of local stakeholders demanding recognition of their rights and a role in decision making.
Then she pleaded for the tribes to come together and demand recognition of atrocities.
They will expect and demand recognition of their leadership wherever they may be.
Russia is a member of the Middle East Quartet, which demands recognition of the state of Israel as a precondition to a seat at the negotiating table.
In past years, speakers recited a litany of historical crimes and demanded recognition of present-day American Indian plights that include widespread poverty and ill health.
His offer to bring the Yugoslav communists in from the cold was not accepted, since the wily Tito knew that Moscow would also demand recognition of its hegemony.
A new federal inquiry could call for commonwealth oversight of windfarm regulations and demand recognition of the alleged health impacts of turbines on people living near them, according to Coalition senators.
