Sentence examples for to extend recognition from inspiring English sources
First, dozens of governments participating in the Friends of Syria meeting in Morocco on Wednesday want to see signs of a viable alternative government in order to extend recognition to the opposition coalition, reorganized less than a month ago.
In the early stages of the war, Western nations were reluctant to extend recognition to the rebels, uncertain of who they were and worried about possible ties to Al Qaeda and other militant groups.
It is conceivable that a His residue at position 217, as found in Pikm-1 and Pik*-1, may interact with residues in this region to extend recognition of AVR-Pik alleles, in particular Asp48 as found in AVR-PikA.
In this context, the Security Council should adopt a new resolution to immediately extend recognition to the nascent provisional government of the country, authorize a NATO-supported no-flight zone over Libya to preclude any bombing of civilians, and permit all U.N. members to provide direct support to the provisional government.
Notably, that decision did not explicitly extend recognition of that right outside the home, as the 9th Circuit did.
It's time we extend recognition of love of our families by providing protections so that we can focus on important things like hugs and homework time.
In May 1948 President Harry Truman faced one of the most excruciating decisions of his presidency: whether to extend U.S. recognition to a newly declared Jewish state in Palestine, a recognition that was sure to complicate U.S. interests in the Arab world.
Abeid intends to pressure the government to extend legal recognition to IRA.
Some of the French, soldiers and civilians alike, seem willing to extend this recognition.
Perhaps given his British background, he was perplexed over Great Britain's refusal to extend diplomatic recognition to the Confederacy.
In the first move by a state to extend legal recognition to illegal immigrant laborers, the Utah Legislature has passed immigration bills that include a guest worker program that would allow unauthorized foreigners to work legally in the state.
