Sentence examples for lead to recognition from inspiring English sources

The two sides have failed repeatedly to find a compromise on any of the conditions that will lead to recognition.

"The Federation is currently undertaking work to formulate a strategy which we intend to lead to recognition and acceptance of excited delirious syndrome by the British medical profession".

They persuaded Army officers from Fort Buchanan, outside San Juan, to interview Mr. Mercado, hoping it would lead to recognition from Washington.

That document, some said, may assuage concerns in the Senate over its rules requiring additional certification to seat Mr. Blagojevich's appointee, Roland W. Burris, and most likely will lead to recognition in the Senate of Mr. Burris as the state's junior senator.

Flanked by the Arab leaders he would lay out the principles on which an agreement should be based, and declare that the agreement would lead to recognition of Israel by the Arab world and recognition of Palestine with substantial financial and technological support for the new Palestinian state.

It is this conception that Goethe (1829, 507, transl. R.F). had in mind when he said: "Tolerance should be a temporary attitude only: it must lead to recognition.

Before it was published, she had already begun the series of stories to be included in Homesick for Another World, which led to recognition, awards and fellowships.

The shift in direction led to recognition, a recording contract, some truly original music and a devoted following, if not rock stardom.

Thus it was that a slur on a US multimillionaire mother led to recognition that all mothers are entitled to welfare for their work, enabling them to rise above poverty and to raise their own children if they chose to.

We have used the system of frequent interactions that leads to recognition.

This constrained their willingness to rotate the papers in different directions, which might have led to recognition of patterns of difference.