Sentence examples for move to recognise from inspiring English sources

He said a formal move to recognise a Palestinian state would be in response to "extreme provocation from Netanyahu".

He said he was saddened that he was never able to strike a treaty with Indigenous people while he was prime minister, but he said he fully supported the present move to recognise Aboriginal heritage in the constitution.

There's been pressure for some time but the increases in living wage and tax changes [such as the move to recognise travelling time] have meant that the sustainability of many domiciliary care providers has been severely compromised.

The move to recognise hijras has perhaps been part of a spillover from India's efforts to recognise its own hijras following a stunt last April when three hijras applied to run for office to raise awareness about the "third sex issue".

Taiwan responded to the announcement by breaking off relations, stating that the government's move to recognise China had harmed Taiwan's "national interests and dignity".

In recent years the Turkish government has made moves to recognise the suffering, but Armenia has accused the Turks of continuing to ignore the facts.

Barack Obama's administration cannot stand him, and European countries are slowly moving to recognise Palestinian statehood and debate sanctions on settlements.

He also had problems moving, struggled to recognise everyday objects, and found it challenging to sequence everyday tasks.

Fama also conducted early work in how stock prices adjust to dividend changes -- he showed how markets moved swiftly to recognise the promise of higher payments.

The move was designed to recognise the difficulties that people have had signing up for new health care plans.

They saw some of these patients as not knowing how to move forward, how to recognise or acknowledge improvement, even when this seemed obvious to the practitioner, and that their experience might well be enhanced with highly specialist psychological support, which, however, practitioners may not be able to access on their behalf.