But she said she could not, under her mandate, comment on calls for granting recognition to Libya's rebel government, the National Libyan Council (NLC).
The government also became vigilant and introduced a better system for inspecting and granting recognition to private schools; the slipshod system of elementary education was also improved.
This professorship is granted in recognition for the recipient's outstanding work in both research and teaching.
He was quick to thank Charlie Sifford, Lee Elder and Ted Rhodes – three former black golfing giants who had never been granted full recognition for their achievements – for forcing open at least some courses.
The basic region is responsible for nuclear localization and DNA binding specifically, and the following leucine zipper motif consisting of several repeats of leucine or other hydrophobic amino acids and grant for recognition and dimerization specificity [ 9].
She is the recipient of several national and international grants and awards in recognition for her work and has published numerous books, articles, chapters and reports, and has presented extensively at conferences, meetings and workshops (academic and non-academic) around the world.
The Cornish language was granted official recognition under the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in 2002, and in 2014 the Cornish people were recognised and afforded protection by the UK Government under the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities.
These questions arose out of an aspect of human nature we take for granted: the recognition that the world contains not only other bodies but also other minds.
That spring, in recognition for Rögnvaldr's assistance, the king renewed the grant of islands and the title of earl to Rögnvaldr.
Nagorno-Karabakh's Armenians want recognition for their breakaway state, but Azerbaijan is unwilling to grant anything more than autonomy.
They deserve respect and recognition for all of their sacrifices for the things America so easily takes for granted".
