Sentence examples for recognized sphere from inspiring English sources

As the United States emerged as a world power, the Monroe Doctrine came to define a recognized sphere of influence.

These campus regions were not defined arbitrarily, but rather represented each campus's recognized sphere of influence with regard to fund-raising, community support, and clinical affiliations.

Nixon had no illusions that U.S. Soviet competition would disappear, but he expected that this carrot-and-stick approach would establish rules of the game and recognized spheres of influence.

But he went beyond history in "The Scorpion and the Tarantula" to argue that if the United States had openly recognized a Soviet sphere of influence in Eastern Europe, it might have helped reduce Soviet suspicions enough to achieve international control of atomic energy after World War II.

Muravyov improved relations with Great Britain by concluding an agreement (April 1899) in which the two nations defined and recognized their respective spheres of influence in China.

Act-utilitarianism recognizes no personal sphere of activity in which moral reflection operates merely as a side-constraint.

In particular, it is sometimes thought that Mill recognizes a large sphere of conduct which it is impermissible for the state to regulate.

In the international sphere, Mr. Clinton recognized early on the power of globalization to reshape economies.

I believe that the East Asian region, which is showing increasing vitality, must be recognized as Japan's basic sphere of being.

Wincenty Kadłubek, the author of an influential chronicle, was the most recognized representative in the intellectual sphere.

The report recommends action in both the public and private spheres, and emphasizes the linkages between these spheres, recognizing the importance of cooperation and partnerships to achieve goals.