Sentence examples for urge for recognition from inspiring English sources

The same urge for recognition, for an outward show of arrival and belonging, still grips some Jews, and many other newcomers, today.Why?

Speaks of Mr. Dulles's book, urging for eventual recognition of Mao Tze-tung's government & admission of it to the U. N. View Article By John Cassidy By Adam Davidson By Kathryn Schulz By Robin Wright.

Speaks of Mr. Dulles's book, urging for eventual recognition of Mao Tze-tung's government & admission of it to the U. N.

Speaks of Mr. Dulles's book, urging for eventual recognition of Mao Tze-tung's government & admission of it to the U. N. View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.

In fact, every physician who has observed the dramatic deterioration of patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) and successive right ventricular failure would urge for the earlier recognition and therapy of this devastating condition.

This Veterans Day is a fine time to visit Soapbox Alert and help urge formal recognition for some WWII soldiers who liberated a prison camp.

The shock of these scenarios has faded in the course of nearly thirty years (the cover image, in the age of American Apparel, seems sweetly decorous), and what stands out now is not so much the squalidness of the sex as Gaitskill's wisdom about what often gets in the way of sex the tendency of the soul to interrupt the body's urges with its own demands for recognition.

The shock of these scenarios has faded in the course of nearly thirty years (the cover image, in the age of American Apparel, seems sweetly decorous), and what stands out now is not so much the squalidness of the sex as Gaitskill's wisdom about what often gets in the way of sex — the tendency of the soul to interrupt the body's urges with its own demands for recognition.

This would push for recognition of the Crimean referendum and urge a new constitution for rump Ukraine that would require it to uphold political and military neutrality.

As Palestine pushes for recognition, leaders of the Presbyterian Church this month urged U.S. Congressional leaders to reconsider aid to Israel because of its alleged violations of human rights.

They urge speedier recognition of foreign qualifications to make it easier for immigrants to get jobs (of more interest than cultural accommodation to most).