Sentence examples for near-universal recognition from inspiring English sources

Despite near-universal recognition that it is a powerful unifying concept, bringing together social, economic and environmental factors, it has spent the 20 years since the first Rio Earth summit languishing in environment ministries.

The global impact of her flight, with the near-universal recognition that followed, has faded over the years, though not in Russia, and not for me, as a child of that era.

This implies the postponement of efforts to reform the public finances, at least in the short term, despite near-universal recognition within Japan of the urgent need to reduce public debt, by far the highest of any OECD country.

Congressional reaction to President Obama's corporate tax framework split along party lines Wednesday, showing how hard any rewrite of the tax code will be, despite near-universal recognition that the current tax system must be changed.

There seems to be near-universal recognition in Washington that the United States must defeat the Islamic State militants, but there is less agreement about what that would look like.

However, the near-universal recognition and acceptance that two states, "on the basis of the pre-1967 borders" and with the "State of Palestine on the Palestinian Territory occupied since 1967" (to quote the UN General Assembly Resolution), do already exist should greatly facilitate -- eventually if not immediately -- the achievement of such a solution.

DESSAU, GERMANY — Despite near universal recognition of his genius, opportunities to experience works by Kurt Weill are not what they ought to be.

Mr. Sharpton was clearly one of the most popular political figures in the parade, with near universal recognition and applause; only Senator Clinton drew more enthusiastic cheers, as women and girls leaned over barricades to shout out warmly as she passed by.

His advocates say that his standing reflects something sturdier than mere near-universal name recognition.

And because of an early polling lead based in large measure on his near-universal name recognition, Trump was center-stage getting most of the air time during every GOP primary debate.

SCORECARD -- The commercial is reflective of Mr. Mondale's position in this race, a politician with near-universal name recognition who needs to do little more in the next six days than to let people know that he is in the race and able to fill the office.