Sentence examples for pursuit of recognition from inspiring English sources

After initially weakening the Schaghticokes' pursuit of recognition, infighting may ultimately have strengthened it.

The Tribal Nation's current pursuit of recognition began in 1994, before the tribe divided in the late 1990's.

While Sapphire defended her work as a reflection of what she had seen while teaching reading and writing to young people in the city, others felt the book was an exercise in exploitation and hyperbole in the pursuit of recognition by the White literary world.

However, Hillary's lead Sherpa, Tenzing Norgay, who also summited Everest, is an historic figure who has been relegated to the "Trivial Pursuit" level of recognition.

A PPU spokesman said on Friday: "Our members have now voted in favour of industrial action in pursuit of sole recognition of the PPU by Virgin Atlantic.

A unilateral declaration could also complicate Mr. Arafat's pursuit of international recognition for his state and complicate his standing domestically.

Not surprisingly, place references are sometimes reformulated so as to indicate a misspeaking or in pursuit of recipient recognition.

Turkey's emergence as a self-confident international actor represents a new equilibrium for a country once most known for its strong transatlantic link and insistent pursuit of EU recognition as a "Western" power.

* Stopping hate: It is clear to everyone who follows the Armenian Diaspora that the pursuit of genocide recognition has turned into a campaign of hate against Turkey and modern day Turks.

The nursing discipline's pursuit of professional recognition also relies heavily upon the ability of practicing nurses to correctly define and solve problems which are uniquely nursing in origin [ 5].

It comes across as another twist in the pursuit of brand-name recognition among major museums.