Sentence examples for in return for recognition from inspiring English sources

Diplomats said it appeared to represent a setback for the decadelong United States-brokered effort to obtain land for the Palestinians in return for recognition and security for Israel.

On Tibet, Mr. Clinton urged Mr. Jiang to initiate a direct dialogue with the Dalai Lama, the mountain region's religious leader, in return for recognition that Tibet is part of China.

At a meeting in Geneva, the Iranians presented a timeline under which Iran would agree to limit its nuclear programme in return for recognition of its right to continue enriching uranium and relief from the economic sanctions hurting its economy.

The notables formed private armies of mercenaries and slaves, which they sometimes used to provide important contributions to the Ottoman armies in return for recognition of their autonomy by the sultans.

A treaty between the two in 1571, however, reveals their interest in restoring a balance in the political situation by recognizing the right of Ahmadnagar to annex Berar and Bidar in return for recognition of Bijapur's right to occupy extensive territories in the south, particularly portions of Vijayanagar.

To protect their own interests, Germany and Britain divided the Solomons between them in 1886; but in 1899 Germany transferred the northern islands, except for Buka and Bougainville, to Britain (which had already claimed the southern islands) in return for recognition of German claims in Western Samoa (now Samoa) and parts of Africa.

In a similar vein, I urged President Jiang to assume a dialogue with the Dalai Lama in return for the recognition that Tibet is a part of China and in recognition of the unique cultural and religious heritage of that region.

Corporations are also giving more to nonprofit groups that promote causes, like alleviating hunger or saving the environment, in return for name recognition.

The pact with the Kadyrovs meant ceding a great deal of power to the local ruler in return for formal recognition that Chechnya is part of Russia.

In 1731 the Treaty of Vienna dissolved the company in return for outright recognition of the Pragmatic Sanction (Maria Theresa's right of succession).

Haiti won its freedom 1804, but in 1825 it agreed to pay an indemnity to France in return for diplomatic recognition.