Sentence examples for recognition ahead from inspiring English sources
The Northern Territory senator Nova Peris has thrown her support behind a plebiscite of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people on constitutional recognition ahead of a national referendum.
Palestinians are not going to elaborate on their recognition ahead of negotiations, while Netanyahu refuses to elaborate on what his vague formulation of "two states for two peoples" might actually mean.
Franco's intervention appears to be a last gasp effort to convince members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences that the British actor is worthy of recognition ahead of the final deadline for Oscars nominee voting slips on Friday.
If they get it, there is a long line of recognition-seekers ahead of Phillips.
Right now English speech recognition is considerably ahead of Dutch and other languages, so the transcriptions will be better for the former, but even so the devices should work with any of 120 languages supported by the cloud service.
He shows greater recognition of certain problems ahead.
America – its Civil War behind it and a bright future ahead – wanted recognition that the country was four centuries old, even if Columbus himself had never set foot on soil of what would become the United States.
I think our recognition of the challenges ahead, both what I've always said and what Ed Miliband has said, also gives lie to that – not Alan Milburn's, but the Conservative argument.
THE deadline for devolution of power to a new power-sharing administration in Northern Ireland, originally set for March 10th, was formally postponed this week, in belated recognition that the road ahead is blocked.
Cochrane is part of Chilean Patagonia, and it would be transformed beyond recognition if the project goes ahead.
Only the campaign of Mr. Moussa, who is far ahead in name recognition, is happy with the rules.
