Sentence examples for recognition was granted from inspiring English sources

This recognition was granted early in 1303 in terms that exalted the ideal and traditional, though rarely realized, harmonious relationship between the papacy and the Holy Roman Empire.

In 1933, the new Democratic president, Franklin Roosevelt, said even a godless country could provide America with much-needed trade, and 16 years after the Russian revolution recognition was granted.

Bourget petitioned the Church of Montreal to recognise the Institute and that recognition was granted.

It is only fair that now the same recognition be granted the Palestinians.

There are signs already in recent Strasbourg judgments of greater explicit recognition being granted to what is termed the "margin of appreciation" – the leeway granted to national jurisdictions to interpret cases according to their own legal traditions.

The Damascus group, led by Khaled Meshal, said that it favored a Palestinian state on the territorial lines as they stood before the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, with East Jerusalem as its capital and on the condition that all refugees be permitted to return to their homes in what is today Israel, all settlements be dismantled and no recognition be granted to "the Zionist entity".

There is a typical stay of between one to three years in the Miscellaneous Class before full recognition is granted.

The recognitions were granted during the shift from the Democratic administration of Woodrow Wilson to the Republican administration of Warren Harding.

Its sister ballet company had achieved international recognition and was granted a royal charter in 1956, changing its title to "The Royal Ballet"; the opera company was close to reaching similar eminence.

We predict the same non-recognition that was granted an earlier unpleasant mouthful "The Avenue of the Americas".

Though Kosovo is not formally recognised by the United Nations as Uefa statutes require of its members, it won a sports politics victory last December when it was granted recognition by the International Olympic Committee.