Sentence examples for will be recognition from inspiring English sources

With Athens now over, the world is turning its attention to Beijing, and there is no time to waste.The next Olympics will crown 30 years of economic reform in China, and the government hopes they will be recognition of its pretentions to be a great power.

There will be recognition that poor implementation of cross-functional team practices does not negate the power of the concept.

Whether Scott is eventually inducted, "there will definitely be recognition of his career in the exhibit on diversity," said the Hall's director, Winston B. Kelley.

"I think there will be a recognition across the country that this is a difficult decision, I think everyone will understand that".

The fundamental point made by Oz in recent weeks is that sooner or later there will be a recognition of these two rights.

But probably the review's most significant aspect will be its recognition of the sheer scale of changes occurring in the way people access and consume news.

The ministry of information said in a statement: "There will be no recognition of or dealing with the white man's court, which has no mandate in Sudan or against any of its people".

"It will be a recognition that the experience they went through post-war was unfair.

The new service, he says, will be "a recognition of who we are as humans".

The proposals will be a recognition of an enduring relationship between couples whether they are same sex or not".

The deal says there will be legal recognition of a Serb-majority Association/Community in the north.