Another example is the new Solomon Islands National Protected Areas Act, which establishes a legal process for national recognition of sub-nationally established protected areas.
The convention was the first to be broadcast nationally, and Barkley's service as chair augmented his national recognition and appeal.
Jonker's gained posthumous national recognition in May 1994, when Nelson Mandela singled her out in a nationally televised speech.
In 1944 he achieved his first party recognition nationally by being named temporary chairman of the Republican National Convention at Chicago and delivering the keynote speech.
But there is a wider and therefore an even more important purpose to such an inquiry: the recognition, nationally, that public institutions must be publicly accountable.
His nine-seat haul there helped the Conservatives reach the 12-seat threshold nationally for official recognition as a parliamentary party.
The federation's executive officer, Liana Buchanan, said she welcomed "the reversal of cuts that were already impacting 13 community legal centres in Victoria and 60 nationally, and the recognition from government that centres play a vital role".
Brown will get immense recognition, nationally and internationally, if he dares to set a new independent policy for the UK, stop listening to the lies of the current US administration and to take the leadership for a new, just and reasonable policy in the Middle East, and especially with Iran.
Nationally he gained recognition in 1949 when he won freedom for a black mechanic who had served 26 years of a life term for raping an itinerant woman, who, it was later discovered, had never been raped (a prosecutor had suppressed the vital testimony of the examining doctor).
If that is Yellen, "perhaps that is going to be the platform for her to gain even more recognition nationally," Stith said.
