Sentence examples similar to recognizing existence from inspiring English sources

Its internationally recognized existence began with the Sand River Convention in 1852, when the British withdrew from the Southern African interior and recognized the independence of the Boer Voortrekkers north of the Vaal River.

(Just so I am clear i am referring to both Israel who doesn't recognize the existence of Palestine and Hamas who represents the Palestinians not recognizing the existence of Israel).

Recognizing his existence is a waste.

"Recognizing his existence is a waste," he said of Mr. Loughner.

Truth and reconciliation requires recognizing the existence of wrongs and accepting responsibility for them.

Mr. Berlusconi congratulated President Obama on his "tan" and accused the Germans of not recognizing the existence of Nazi death camps.

While I see that major law firm management is recognizing their existence, some management doesn't see them as a real threat.

In this respect, Hume parts company with everyone from Hobbes to Hutcheson, in recognizing the existence of a seemingly disinterested, anti-social emotion.

Recognizing the existence of SPX may not incur the cost of additional experiences, but it does involve the introduction of additional experiential relationships.

NAUSEA The experience of recognizing your existence.

It was incorrect, misspelled and thus worthless, but it was a big step forward in recognizing my existence.