Sentence examples for win recognition from from inspiring English sources

While not seceding from the Episcopal Church, Duncan said, the group would try to win recognition from Anglican bishops overseas as the authentic Episcopal Church.

If coming elections there go well, with voters using biometric identity cards, it may slowly start to win recognition from some African countries and others farther afield.

Failing to win recognition from Constantius, Magnentius allied himself with the commander of the Danubian troops, Vetranio, who had proclaimed himself emperor on March 1, 350.

But if he is to win recognition from other countries -- and bring back the aid money that has been suspended -- then he will probably have no choice but to go along with some version of the agreement.

"The biggest pressure comes from having to win recognition from the world.

He exploited his social network in England, which included bankers, shipbuilders and cotton men in an ill-fated effort to win recognition from Lord Palmerston's government for a Confederacy powered by slave labor.

The janitors are winning recognition from three cleaning contractors: IFS, Carlson Building Maintenance and Prestige Maintenance.

Last week Impress, which has a handful of members, won recognition from the panel, bringing the issue to the fore.

Under pressure from consumer magazines they gradually improved their quality and have won recognition from critics and customers.

It has been only 12 years since Afghanistan won recognition from the International Cricket Council, the game's governing body.

The year-old government has won recognition from the United States and the International Monetary Fund but is struggling to get its footing, as security remains an overriding concern.