Sentence examples for given official recognition from inspiring English sources
The council has not called explicitly for Gaddafi's removal, and only France has given official recognition to the Libyan rebels.
The rest of the clergy, however, chose the priest Boniface I, who was eventually given official recognition by the emperor.
The crisis in live music, which employed 44,000 people before the financial crisis struck in 2008, was given official recognition in the government's coalition agreement, which promised to "cut red tape to encourage the performance of more live music".
It was given official recognition in March 2003, which has led to more rights for deaf signers under the Equality Act and the Disability Discrimination Act.
No such marriage, between a daughter of a Sovereign and a British subject, had been given official recognition since 1515, when Charles Brandon, the first Duke of Suffolk, married Mary Tudor.
In March 1915, with the support of Nevil Macready, Adjutant-General of the British Expeditionary Force, Ware's work was given official recognition and support by the Imperial War Office and the unit was transferred to the British Army as the Graves Registration Commission.
It had refused to give official recognition to the Christian Legal Society, a student group that bars non-Christians and gay and lesbian students.
Pressure for change has been mounting since July when the mayor of Naples gave official recognition to the marriage of an Italian man and his Spanish partner.
The UN general assembly approved the de facto recognition of the sovereign state of Palestine in 2012, but the European Union and most EU countries, including Britain, have yet to give official recognition.
The UN general assembly approved the de facto recognition of the sovereign state of Palestine in 2012 but the European Union and most EU countries have yet to give official recognition.
Later that year, on the advice of the British, Siam withdrew from the eastern bank of the Mekong and gave official recognition to the French protectorate in the evacuated territory.
