Sentence examples for to secure recognition from inspiring English sources
Abkhazia's foreign minister, Sergei Shamba, said his Nauruan counterpart, Kieren Keke, had promised to secure recognition for Abkhazia from other Pacific island nations.
Impress has been carefully crafted by its chief executive, Jonathan Heawood, and his board to secure recognition by attempting to meet the charter's 29 recognition criteria.
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.
In 1354 Charles led an army into Italy to secure recognition of the authority of the House of Luxembourg and of the patrimonial dominions of Bohemia.
Simultaneously, the Irish Republican Army IRAA) was organized to resist British administration and to secure recognition for the government of the Irish republic.
However, as noted at the time, " … building a strong body of evidence for pre-hospital practice will require an ongoing, targeted and coordinated research effort, leadership in research excellence and a concerted lobby directed to securing recognition of the importance of pre-hospital care to patient outcomes and wider health system performance" [ 9].
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.
Evatt helped secure recognition of the rights of smaller nations in the United Nations and served as president of the United Nations General Assembly in 1948 49.
Only after a demonstration of the capital's troops on 20 June did Kantakouzenos secure recognition as regent and control of the reins of government, as well as maintaining control over the army as its megas domestikos.
We are exerting all efforts to secure formal recognition".
