Sentence examples for recognition to not from inspiring English sources

In their eyes, the sleepy little settlement has the Biblical name recognition to not only bring in tourism money but also show the world a different side of Palestine, one not dominated by images of terrorism and war.

Farida has earned enough recognition to become not only a major performer but also the first woman to teach maqam, and her concert is reportedly the first performance by a female Iraqi maqam singer in the United States.

For so many, this is the negative tipping point, thinking that there's not enough recognition to go around, not enough room for your research or enough stages on which to perform.

It is the state that bestows legal recognition to the marriage, not the religion.

We accord a certain degree of respect and special recognition to those who do not look like us.

Given the relatively good resources and interest in bipolar disorder in the Jorvi psychiatric facilities, we expect recognition to be at least not worse than elsewhere in Finland.

But while the league offered a new level of competition and recognition to female players, it didn't clarify their position of transgender athletes in the AFL.

Thus Joan Williams has argued for legal recognition of the right to not be discriminated against in employment on the basis of one's caregiving responsibilities.

Shorten used a visit to Uluru on the 30th anniversary of its handover to traditional owners to say Indigenous recognition could not afford to be "empty poetry" and had lay to rest "the ghosts of the discrimination" haunting the constitution.

A novelist aspired to recognition not as a New Zealand writer or a Nigerian writer but as, simply, a writer.

Abbas knew there was no chance of an immediate vote leading to recognition, not least because the US had promised its veto in advance and had leaned on several other allies to vote no.