Sentence examples for recognition of existing from inspiring English sources

The rally was organised by Christian groups opposed to a draft constitution because it retains recognition of existing Islamic courts and includes a clause on abortion.

Sunday's rally was organised by Christian groups opposed to a draft constitution because it retains recognition of existing Islamic courts and includes a clause on abortion.

Success in this area would require the recognition of existing informal institutions, the decentralisation of land management responsibilities and the extension of current urban planning legislation to cover such situations.

Willi Stoph, the GDR's Minister President, hoped that his initiative might result in direct talks between East and West Germany in order to normalise relations, as well as to agree recognition of existing borders and non-proliferation of nuclear arms, or alternatively the halving of the armament budgets of both German states.

We used an adaption approach to guideline development in recognition of existing diagnostic guidelines.

Steps toward that goal include recognition of existing health-related problems and the new threats that will accompany rapid regional economic and industrial transitions.

While the possibility of a harmful effect needs to be acknowledged, higher rates of symptoms may reflect greater self recognition and acknowledgement of existing symptoms of depression and negative thinking styles.

Moreover, the question is still pending of how to use existing information and knowledge in order to increase the local recognition and sharing of existing DRR policies in spite of their limitations.

Respondents also commented that the recognition and use of existing resources (for example, sessions on using bush medicine for everyday child illnesses) could have been very helpful workshops.

However, the Armenian government has avoided "an explicit and formal recognition of the existing Turkish-Armenian border".

The creation of the office and Garran's appointment to it was to some degree recognition of his existing role as Permanent Head of the Attorney-General's Department, in which Garran gave legal advice to several successive governments, but it also represented a formal delegation of many of the powers and functions formerly exercised by the Attorney-General.