Sentence examples for permanent recognition from inspiring English sources
The cathedral's provost, the Rev. Paul D. Minnihan, disagrees, saying the garden provides a permanent recognition of past sins and "a venue where healing can continue".
"It'll bring a presence to it and permanent recognition," said United States Representative Nancy Johnson, who co-sponsored the legislation authorizing the trail study, which was signed into law by President George W. Bush last December.
"It's high time she received permanent recognition and it's wonderful that the Remember Mary Barbour campaign, to erect a statue in her memory, will finally allow a lasting tribute to her vision, courage and convictions".
Mr McCabe added that the club was hoping to make a permanent recognition "of some kind" next year to pay tribute to all of the city's athletes who competed in the London 2012 Olympics.
They are marking their land with signs to indicate it is Munduruku territory - a process normally executed by the federal government - to pressure the government to grant formal and permanent recognition of their territory and stop the dam.
There was a brief discrepancy in the recognition of permanent and transient landmarks in the second and third quarters of learning, in favour of the permanent landmarks.
The API recognizes Israel's right to exist, the establishment of an independent Palestinian state to live side by side with Israel, and provides for permanent peace and the recognition of Israel by the Arab and Muslim states.
Twenty-three percent of patients had achieved a degree of State recognition of Permanent Disability, which involves financial compensation.
It wants to make its case for greater recognition, including a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.
But such partnership also requires agreement and international recognition of a permanent political settlement over the status of Somaliland.
Some things endured, though: the rollback on paper duties, which was revived and passed in 1861; the recognition of the permanent necessity of income tax; and, of course, Mr. Gladstone's budget briefcase.
