Sentence examples for made recognition of from inspiring English sources
President Abdelaziz Bouteflika announced that Tamazight, the Berber language, would become an official language alongside Arabic after Berber leaders called for a boycott of the May election and made recognition of the language one of their demands.
As a result, some senior Israeli officials are beginning to question the wisdom of the policy of their prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, who has made recognition of the legitimacy of the Jewish nation-state a prerequisite for any final agreement with the Palestinians.
Cells had the appearance of being plasmolyzed, and the consequent condensation of the cytoplasm (Cyt in Figure 2C,D) made recognition of the organelles difficult.
Washington has made recognition of Israel and renunciation of terrorism conditions for dealing with the PLO.
The 2-h incubation step in TSB detected another 13 motile strains (total number of motile strains, 58; 81%) and made recognition of motility much easier.
Distances blur the features and make recognition of the actors extremely difficult for the spectators.
The prohibition on sodomy, though historically often unenforced, makes recognition of same-sex relationships difficult to contemplate.
The United States must make recognition of the opposition strictly conditional on the coalition being genuinely representative of the Syrian people, with clear punishment for noncompliance.
The problem of the Paleocene is that, of all the chronostratigraphic units of the Tertiary, it alone is defined on the basis of nonmarine strata, making recognition of its upper limit and general correlation difficult elsewhere.
The strong association between renal and cardiovascular disease makes recognition of renal dysfunction and appropriate dose adjustment particularly important in elderly patients with cardiovascular disease.
As we could see, Augustine makes recognition of truth dependent on divine illumination, a sort of irradiation of the intelligible light of divine ideas, which is accessible only to the few who are "holy and pure".
