Sentence examples for provisional recognition from inspiring English sources

Thirteen years later, in 1995, the International Olympic Committee granted the ISA provisional recognition.

The I.O.C. loved a few things about the sport, to which it granted provisional recognition in 2013: the spirit of the game, gender equity, global growth, youth appeal, and, most of all, how fun it is to watch.

He was mostly successful, but he had to accept the friendly help of papal envoys to obtain in 1459 a provisional recognition by the Catholic and predominantly German city of Breslau (modern Wrocław, Poland) in Silesia.

The 22-member league, after two months of debate over whether to allow Iraq's seat to be taken by a member of the American-appointed council, arrived at a compromise early today, limiting the role to one year and granting to Mr. Zebari only provisional recognition.

The IFAF was seeking recognition from the International Olympic Committee (IOC), and finally received provisional recognition in December 2013 with a vote expected to take place by 2017 and could be a medal sport by the 2024 Olympics.

The Serbian Olympic committee protested  when Kosovo was granted provisional IOC recognition in October.

The Federation continued to work to address these requirements and eventually, in October 1993, netball through IFNA was given provisional Olympic recognition, requiring a two-year probation period.

1962 Soviets Recognize Rebels PARIS — The Soviet Union today [March 19] extended de jure recognition to the rebel provisional government in Tunis as the lawful government of Algeria — a recognition not even the rebels have accorded themselves.

In this context, the Security Council should adopt a new resolution to immediately extend recognition to the nascent provisional government of the country, authorize a NATO-supported no-flight zone over Libya to preclude any bombing of civilians, and permit all U.N. members to provide direct support to the provisional government.

But eleven minutes after Israel declared itself a state, Truman issued a press release announcing America's de facto recognition of Israel's provisional government.

Before 1967, political borders, however provisional, subtended cultural ones: sovereignty derived from international recognition and the consent of the governed.