Sentence examples for official acceptance for from inspiring English sources

Mexican health authorities have approved the first vaccine to gain official acceptance for use against the dengue virus, which infects about 100 million people every year, mostly in Asia, Africa and Latin America.

Their "General Assembly" model made everyone feel great about how people-powered the movement was, but the insanely high bar they set for Occupy's official acceptance of any proposal and (as a direct result) the absolute failure to come up with any agreed-upon agenda showed the limits of their chosen internal governing framework.

That was an impossible proposition for Fatah, given its official acceptance of a two-state solution with Israel.

Even for a Persian Gulf country that is aggressively buying its way into modernity, this installation takes official acceptance of Western art to a new level.

For the generation of artists who reached maturity in the video and Internet age, official acceptance of their art medium was important.

In his official acceptance letter, he called for expansion of the currency, immigration restriction to help workingmen compete "with Chinese serf labor," and the forfeiture of all unfulfilled railroad grants.

These 'new' genotypes are only putative at this stage and would need to be verified in order for official acceptance as new genotypes.

But Aids activists and scientists accuse the government of exploiting the reasonable demands of traditional doctors for greater official acceptance in order to promote the controversial views of President Thabo Mbeki and his widely scorned health minister, Dr Manto Tshabalala-Msimang, who question the scientific orthodoxy that HIV causes Aids and that ARVs save lives.

For some years, my company has worked on a product for the U.S. government, one that is subject to an official acceptance test to determine if it meets the terms of the contract.

It was the official letter of acceptance for a paper he had submitted 2 months earlier to the Journal of Natural Pharmaceuticals, describing the anticancer properties of a chemical that Cobange had extracted from a lichen.

With his 2009 Golden PEN award for a lifetime's distinguished service to literature, there is a sense of a new, semi-official acceptance and recognition.