Sentence examples for to officially recognize from inspiring English sources

Waiting for Turkey to officially recognize the Armenian Genocide before normalizing relations is the wrong approach.

The British government had not yet even agreed to officially recognize the Confederacy as an independent nation.

Their continued reluctance to officially recognize the right to water should be questioned, not least by their own citizens.

Serbia has not yet agreed to officially recognize Kosovo, but it has now taken important first steps.

The Saudis apparently were concerned about her remarks because last year, Sweden became one the most high-profile European countries to officially recognize Palestine as an independent state.

With the founding of its first Islamic congregation in 1925, Finland became the first European country to officially recognize an Islamic congregation.

The reason for this paucity of documented information is that Sōtatsu did not belong to officially recognized Kanō, Hasegawa, or Tosa schools of painting, nor did he come from either the nobility or the warrior class (samurai), which traditionally had supplied most of the outstanding Japanese painters.

But thanks to a grueling approval process and the widespread stigma attached to these drugs, the path to officially recognizing their potential medical benefits has been difficult.

The action takes the city closer to officially recognizing the city's multitude of community gardens and encouraging new and larger urban farms.

Under state law, a party's candidate for governor needs to win at least 50,000 votes to be officially recognized by the state, and thus assured a line on every general election ballot for the next four years.

Tyler's death was the only one in presidential history not to be officially recognized in Washington, because of his allegiance to the Confederacy.