Sentence examples for grant recognition to from inspiring English sources
Paul admitted that if they had refused to grant recognition to his Gentile converts he would have laboured in vain.
Napoleon III seemed eager to grant recognition to the Confederacy, and it looked like he would find little opposition at home.
The administration urged Bangladesh to ensure that unions and their supporters do not face reprisals and to "expeditiously" grant recognition to unionization efforts when enough worker signatures have been gathered to meet legal requirements.
Those criticisms center on their belief that Mr. Gover, the Interior Department's assistant secretary in charge of approving recognition claims submitted to the B.I.A., is predisposed to grant recognition to tribes even if they have not completed the seven-step approval process.
The consequences of the Leveson Inquiry here – the agreement to use a royal charter to establish a Press Recognition Panel, funded by the state, to grant recognition to would-be regulators ("self" or otherwise; fully functioning or not) – were mystifying to my guest.
Vorster believed that if this were successful the Frontline States would grant recognition to South Africa, despite the continuation of apartheid, and enter full diplomatic relations.
This effectively granted recognition to the government in Beijing, but it also infuriated it.
"We're not redressing historic wrongs by granting recognition to tribes like the ones in Connecticut," he says.
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 is one reason the issue of political theater becomes so crucial in the play: in a democratic universe, it is a way in which each pole grants recognition to the other.
"It was our hope that the hearing would shed light on the fact that the bureau had not followed their rules and had improperly granted recognition to the Schaghticoke," Mr. Blakeman said.
