Sentence examples for recognizing government from inspiring English sources

Like a proper Keynesian, Obama said he believed in the free enterprise system while still recognizing government needed to create jobs and level the playing field.

"The Taliban is not a recognized government," said Mr. Hassan, the spokesman.

But Mr. Traoré, 70, does represent the internationally recognized government of Mali, said a senior French official, shrugging.

Americans often fail to recognize government's role in society, even if they have experienced it in their own lives.

The Serbs have refused to recognize government institutions dominated by the Albanians in what has been a territory dear to Serbian religious and cultural heritage.

Kerry said the US was pushing for a ceasefire in Yemen that would allow the country's internationally recognized government and the Houthis to return to negotiations.

In amounts above 100 parts per million, the generally recognized government safety standard, it can irritate the eyes, skin and throat.

The measure grants the United States and Britain an extraordinary amount of authority over Iraq's political and economic affairs until a representative, internationally recognized government is installed.

1992-96 -- Fighting for control of the country rages between rebel forces and those loyal to Burhanuddin Rabbani, the president of the recognized government.

As head of the recognized government, made up of Greek Cypriots, Mr. Clerides is negotiating for the island to join the union.

The trucks were carrying leaders of the Shabab, an Islamist extremist group fighting to overthrow Somalia's weak but internationally recognized government.