Sentence examples for secure recognition from from inspiring English sources

Earlier efforts to secure recognition from the Turks had failed.

Neither the commissioners sent abroad in 1861 nor the permanent envoys who replaced them were able to secure recognition from Great Britain, France, or any other European power.

Davis sent agents to Europe to buy arms and ammunition, and he dispatched representatives to try to secure recognition from England and France.

Only when negotiations which began in 1991 come to fruition, says Israel, can Palestine hope to gain independence and secure recognition from the states that matter.

That has not made it less significant, however, and today sees the latest and, arguably, a landmark moment, when Impress's application to secure recognition from the charter's Press Recognition Panel (PRP) is heard at a public meeting in London.

At the end of 1990, Grove dropped plans to publish the book until Leverich could secure recognition from the estate of his prior authorizations, or until Rose Williams died and the trust was dissolved.

In England, peace was broken only by Canute's expedition to Scotland in 1027, by which he secured recognition from three of the Scottish kings.

Yasser Arafat, the leader of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation PLOO), declared Palestine a state in 1988 in Algiers, and has subsequently secured recognition from over 130 states, or over two-thirds of the UN.But Palestine's admission into the UN has been tortuously slow.

In a press statement, Cyberport chairman George Lam said "As a key driver of digital technology development in Hong Kong, we are definitely excited to see local fintech start-ups like OneDegree successfully securing recognition from renowned institutional investors and attracting sizable funding that will enable faster growth".

Other than the diplomatic support of Vladimir Putin, the only places they have secured recognition from are Venezuela, Nicaragua, and the Pacific islands of Vanuatu and Nauru.

Abkhazia's foreign minister, Sergei Shamba, said his Nauruan counterpart, Kieren Keke, had promised to secure recognition for Abkhazia from other Pacific island nations.