Sentence examples for granting recognition from inspiring English sources

Before granting recognition, states may require the fulfillment of additional conditions.

"We're not redressing historic wrongs by granting recognition to tribes like the ones in Connecticut," he says.

But African countries, especially, have blown hot and cold, sometimes granting recognition and then withdrawing it, often depending on their relations with Morocco and Algeria.

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.

In one year Schimmelpenninck reformed the tax system, as well as the educational system, by granting recognition and aid to all parochial schools (Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish).

After a recent showing of "Budrus" at An Najah University in the northern West Bank city of Nablus, much of the discussion centered on whether nonviolence was an implicit attack on "legitimate armed struggle" and whether joining with Israeli activists was an illicit act of "normalization" — meaning granting recognition of Israel.

Truman granted recognition within hours.Weizmann's words were only partly true.

This effectively granted recognition to the government in Beijing, but it also infuriated it.

Out of the 150 petitions received since 1978, the BIA has granted recognition in only 15 cases and refused another 19.

Napoleon III seemed eager to grant recognition to the Confederacy, and it looked like he would find little opposition at home.

Paul admitted that if they had refused to grant recognition to his Gentile converts he would have laboured in vain.