Sentence examples for government recognition from inspiring English sources

Julia Gillard wanted to have a referendum on local government recognition on September 14.

Government recognition of the crucial role of voluntary groups in society is welcome, but they are right to be wary.

A triumph because the rhetoric indicates there is government recognition that the problem of the people in our jails and drug rehabilitation centres starts at home.

It is a testament to public involvement and government recognition of our responsibility as stewards of the foundation of this country, the very land we stand on.

The threat from Somalia is compounded by the fact that within East Africa there is a lack of local government recognition of the terrorist threat".

Plaintiffs say that the central and constitutionally mandated purpose of marriage is simply to provide formal government recognition to loving, committed relationships".

Accountable governments; recognition of diversity and tolerance as human virtues; lasting peace: all these seem as far as ever from becoming the norm for the region.

Treatment provision is an integral part of wider tobacco control measures being implemented by Parties, as it indicates governments' recognition that tobacco use is addictive, and willingness to provide support to those who genuinely need it.

Looking to the future, governments' recognition of the importance of this smallholder seed sector has set the stage for continued improvement in policies to support seed production and improve links to the research centres to promote ongoing breeding programmes.

The Russian church was tepid about the Russian government's recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

On the one hand, the Republicans swagger as revolutionaries, out to chop the government beyond recognition.