Sentence examples for outright recognition from inspiring English sources

In 1731 the Treaty of Vienna dissolved the company in return for outright recognition of the Pragmatic Sanction (Maria Theresa's right of succession).

When Spain reduced its immediate proposal to a truce rather than permanent peace, agreed to treat the United Provinces as independent and sovereign, which was just short of outright recognition, and put aside efforts to win guarantees for Dutch Catholics, the pressure for conclusion of a truce could not be withstood.

I felt outright identification.

Even those, like Mr. Ryan, who did not favor outright independence pushed for recognition of Quebec as a "distinct society" with greater autonomy than Canada's nine other provinces have.

Szabo also suspects that privacy advocates are gunning for an outright ban on facial recognition technology.

There were a range of views on the cartoons: outright hostility; indifference; amusement; recognition; sources of enlightenment; and as incentives to action.

Other New Yorker writers have maintained that Thanksgiving ought to be abolished outright, or modified beyond all recognition.

What is telling from Romney's statement on Thursday is recognition that the outright hostility expressed two years ago is being replaced by this more mixed response.

Often not with the recognition that the outright care of other people is the Gospel.

I suggested that having five winners in a field of 14 leads to disappointment, if not outright humiliation, to not get any recognition at all.

Hirshland doesn't say so outright, but presumably he has a certain degree of "pattern recognition" at this point, so over coffee in San Francisco earlier this week, we asked him what he looks for in startups.