Sentence examples for foreign recognition from inspiring English sources
A recount confirmed his win, gaining Mr. Ravalomanana army support and foreign recognition, and leading Mr. Ratsiraka to flee the country.
Given that gold was the international settlements standard, the situation could strain the Treasury thereby eroding America's international status and inviting foreign recognition of the Confederacy.
The rebels are proclaiming his American credentials — he has a doctorate from Michigan State University — as they seek foreign recognition of their cause.
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The rebels, desperate for foreign recognition and the financial aid that they hope accompanies it, have been recognized by a few countries, including France, Italy, Qatar, Gambia and the Maldives.
Success on the new war front would embolden dissenters and moderates in the border states, especially in the Ohio Valley, to vote against Lincoln's party, turn public support in the free states against the war, and possibly gain for the Confederacy its most elusive prize: foreign recognition.
Foreign-recognition of qualifications represents another regulatory measure but it mostly applies to physicians.
One of the most important recent discoveries of mechanisms of foreign antigen recognition is the identification of the group of proteins known as the TLRs.
There was an Oscar, two BAFTAs as best foreign actor, recognition and prizes at international festivals, and, in 1997, a star placed in the Walk of Fame.
According to a plan worked out by Kosovo's leaders with foreign counterparts, recognition of the new country is likely to follow from Monday onwards, by America, many European Union countries and others.Tens of thousands of people packed the centre of Pristina, Kosovo's capital, to celebrate.
Sweetman et al. (2015) provide an excellent overview of occupational regulation and foreign qualification recognition.
