Sentence examples for pursuing recognition from inspiring English sources

Dodson will continue pursuing recognition of Australia's first peoples in the nation's founding document, rather than a statement of recognition outside the constitution, as proposed by some.

The Shinnecocks have been pursuing recognition since 1978 — nine years before the Supreme Court ruled, in California v. Cabazon Band of Mission Indians, that states have no authority to regulate gambling on reservations.

The unity deal is intended, among other things, to strengthen the Palestinian leadership that is pursuing recognition for a Palestinian state — not half a state or two separate states — at the United Nations in September.

We examined PCMH-A scores from March 2010 to September 2012 for practices receiving NCQA PPC-PCMH recognition before October 1, 2011 (approximately one quarter of the practices) to scores for practices pursuing recognition (as reflected by having purchased an application license as of the same date) or not pursuing NCQA PCMH recognition.

If you're pursuing recognition as a folk herbalist within a limited or informal group of people (such as an indigenous group), find out what the standards are as set by the group and fulfill them.

These appear to be the types of companies that Bill Gates wants at the forefront of his "creative capitalism" since he has encouraged companies to pursue recognition as well as profits.

During his lifetime, he actively pursued recognition on his own however (making sure the information about his unusual medical background and as a prisoner of war was known) and bought an old tobacco factory in his hometown which became a museum devoted to his work.

Once you have registered your trademark in your country, you will need to actively pursue recognition overseas as your local registration does not provide automatic international registration.

The initial mean overall PCMH-A score for the 15 practices that achieved NCQA PCMH recognition was 1 point higher (7.9 vs 6.9) than that of practices pursuing NCQA PCMH recognition as of October 2011 (n = 29), and 0.7 points higher (7.9 vs 7.2) than the mean score of practices not pursuing NCQA recognition (n = 21).

The Eastern Pequots began pursuing federal recognition in 1979.

In 1990, a group of Paucatuck Eastern Pequot members began pursuing federal recognition on their own.