Israel, like 203 other countries, is an internationally recognized state.
When the fighting stopped soon after the invasion, the result was a partition of the island between the Greek-Cypriot south, an internationally recognized EU country, and the Turkish-Cypriot north, a breakaway state only recognized by Turkey.
Perhaps most important for some Council members, one diplomat said after the meeting, was the portion of the resolution giving Britain and the United States, and possibly other countries, internationally recognized status as the legal "authority" controlling the country.
But if Russia is allowed to invade sovereign countries, to violate international treaties, to disregard internationally recognized borders of sovereign countries, to lie and distort on the world stage mocking institutions like the UN, I truly believe the precedent such actions set warrant even greater risks to international law, global stability, and the interests of the United States itself.
Managed by domestic military and civilian authorities, the zones are much bigger than the internationally recognized boundaries of the countries that proclaim them.
Blood diamond, also called conflict diamond, as defined by the United Nations (UN), any diamond that is mined in areas controlled by forces opposed to the legitimate, internationally recognized government of a country and that is sold to fund military action against that government.
Molecular, antigenic and vaccine matching studies, including protective response in vivo, were conducted with a foot-and-mouth disease type O virus isolated during the outbreak in September 2011 in San Pedro, Paraguay, country internationally recognized as free with vaccination in 1997.
"The (opposing) positions that as you know have been so strong in view of so many lives having been lost and where a government that is internationally recognized is outside the country.
"Being the best state university system in the country, and internationally recognized as a model, means that we have to work with the State of New York to view investments in SUNY as investments in New York's economy," said Dr. Zimpher, who was accompanied by Carl T. Hayden, chairman of the board of trustees, in her first interview since being tapped to lead the system.
