Sentence examples for moving to recognize from inspiring English sources

Analysts saw the appointment as a sign that Mr. Aquino, who was inaugurated weeks ago, was strongly moving to recognize the rights of Filipino Muslims, or Moros.

As Americans celebrate Columbus Day on Monday, a number of places are moving to recognize a different holiday.

The authorities will move to recognize Santa Catarina, a state in southern Brazil, as free of the disease.

Mr. Summers and other leading representatives of the administration should move to recognize and correct this dissonance.

Relations between Washington and Palestine soured last month when Trump moved to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, sparking condemnation across the Arab world, and much of the West.

In the immediate wake of the coup, paranoid that Fiji would move to recognize diplomatic rival Taiwan, China stepped in with promises of over $150 million in aid.

One caveat with the new software sales model: Reported revenue goes down when you move to recognizing it over the license's time period.

The move to recognize all same-sex couples' marriages will reduce the harm to those who get married in one of the states where same-sex marriage is legal but reside in a state that does not recognize their unions.

Earlier on Friday, Russia's envoy to NATO, Dmitry O. Rogozin, said the move to recognize Kosovo was a "strategic mistake" and suggested that Moscow might have to use "brute military force" if the alliance expanded its peacekeeping operation there.

Separate surveys show that Hispanics favor school vouchers by a wide margin, and they were the staunchest supporters of California's Proposition 22, a pre-emptive strike against any move to recognize gay marriages.

In India, too, there have been fleeting moves to recognize or at least stop discriminating against the ragpickers who play such a vital role in helping manage urban waste.