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Scientists say it qualifies as a continent and have now made a renewed push for it to be recognised as such.
Liberal democracy replaces the irrational desire to be recognised as greater than others with a rational desire to be recognised as equal.
I am very honoured and proud for this unique distinction,” it told the crowd,“This is historical to be the first robot in the world to be recognised with a citizenship.”.
UWA aims to be recognised internationally as an excellent research-intensive university and a leading intellectual and creative resource to the communities it serves.
fast for our electronics to handle, or too slow to be recognised as attempts at communication.
Amigo Grill Restaurant is proud to be recognised as a“Top 10 leading restaurants in Vietnam” in 2016, and contributing to the positive development of Vietnam's tourism.
Conflict over Chinese and Japanese relations with Korea came to a head at a meeting at Tianjin in 1885 in which China rebuffed Japanese demands for the Japan-Korea relationship to be recognised under western international law.
tool for veterinarians to develop and maintain their knowledge and for the value of this to be recognised by redeemable points.
Our vision is to be recognised as an international centre of research and teaching excellence, achieving global impact through our alumni, research and strategic partnerships.
His leadership of the Christian"LifeandWork" movement in the 1920s has led him to be recognised as one of the principal founders of the ecumenical movement.
His leadership of the Christian"Life and Work" movement in the 1920s has led him to be recognised as one of the principal founders of the ecumenical movement.
During June 1999, the ATR global training center became one of the first European institutions to be recognised as a Type Rating Training Organization(TRTO), as defined by the Joint Aviation Authorities(JAA).
To be recognised across the world as a University that addresses the needs of society through innovative
To be recognised by my peers and to be the first person who isn't a musician inducted into the ARIA Hall Of Fame is such an honour.
Moods and feelings come to be recognised, and a dim desire for peace and the urge to find that nebulous
for Acceptable Behaviour and Differences in Ideals need to be recognised, valued and appreciated before any Real Communication can take Place.
INT Nurse Training will strive to be recognised as a leader of quality education in the health and care sectors, who keep patient-centred care and the health of
Of course I would love goalkeepers to be recognised, to win the golden ball,
Some take the view that this will mean that much more income will need to be recognised and income that was previously not accrued
It had begun to be recognised that there were certain things that the all-powerful rulers should not be able to do