Sentence examples for recognized formally from inspiring English sources

Today, though, Mr. Rugova, by far the most moderate of the Albanian party leaders, said in the prepared statement that he read at a news conference, "I take this occasion to say we insist that the independence of Kosovo be recognized formally, as soon as possible".

As one manager said, "The fact that I have been told that I am considered a high-potential team member but not recognized formally makes me question if what I am told is accurate or just an underhanded way to keep me striving for something unattainable".

It has been recognized formally by higher education (e.g., bold actions by the American Academy of Religion and Association of Theological Schools) and is strongly growing as a respected discipline.

The second step was to recognize formally the superb job and professionalism of soldiers in the National Guard and the Army Reserve.

Annie Sullivan's method, insofar as she recognized it formally as a method, was pure freedom.

Writers and performers are critical, of course, but they're not the only components to a great song or album, and it's important to recognize this formally.

The study recommends recognizing vendors formally in form of public private partnership so that technical and financial support be given, thus their activities and charges be regulated.

A total of 29% of the respondents formally recognized some clients as being in a priority group, 26% informally recognized priority clients, 16% recognized priority clients both formally and informally, and 27% did not recognize priority clients.

Spain formally recognized Dutch independence in 1648.

(It's not formally recognized as a psychiatric disorder).

On Tuesday, the Vermont Legislature formally recognized that reality.