Sentence examples for getting international recognition from inspiring English sources

"It's a great satisfaction that we are getting international recognition.

"It's sad to say, there was a huge importance on getting international recognition," she said.

The Palestinian leadership has been talking about shifting its focus to getting international recognition of a Palestinian state if settlement building continued and the peace talks remained stalled.

She began getting international recognition for her expertise.

"I'm very excited about the difference this research is making to policy and programming for children affected by HIV," said Dr. Akwara, "and about having some of the work I've been involved in getting international recognition – especially in a prestigious meeting like this".

As a nobody, they see the only way to be a somebody is get international recognition for killing people".

Shinji Okazaki, forward – Jackie Chan Japan isn't short of actors, but hardly any of the younger generation have got international recognition.

"But it is still difficult for Portuguese scientists to get international recognition," so "for me, the EMBO fellowship was crucial," says Silva-Santos.

He is playing regularly and he has already got international recognition, so we didn't see any reason for him to leave.

At the risk of "bigging up" Hampshire players even more than Geoffrey does with Yorkshire, I think Bates is an excellent wicketkeeper but as things stand, he may have to improve his batting to get international recognition... England keep it tight as Finn sends down a maiden to Hafeez.

Home to museums, universities, beer halls and one spectacular glockenspiel, it gets international recognition instead for a misbegotten 1938 summit conference in which British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain "appeased" German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, allowing him to take over Sudetenland, in Czechoslovakia, if he pledged to stop there.