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Meanings of recognise internationally in English

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Usage of recognise internationally in English
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Israel annexed East Jerusalem as its capital, a move not recognised internationally.
The Irish Times
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Israel annexed the territory in 1981 in a move not recognised internationally.
Reuters
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Israel's claim to the eastern part of Jerusalem is not recognised internationally.
Reuters
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Israel regards all of Jerusalem as its capital, a claim not recognised internationally.
Reuters
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Its separatist authorities claim full independence, but the region is not recognised internationally.
Reuters
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And not Cable Beach, among the most iconic images of Australia recognised internationally.
News.com.au
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It unilaterally annexed the area in 1981, in a move not recognised internationally.
Radio NZ
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In a move never recognised internationally, it has annexed the city's eastern sector.
Reuters
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Israel annexed the territory in 1981, though this move is not recognised internationally.
News.com.au
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Winning a council grant is recognised internationally as a marker for high-quality research.
The Irish Times
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Irish raised bogs are recognised internationally for their archaeological, palaeoenvironmental and cultural significance.
The Irish Times
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ON-THE-RISE deejay On Sound Mynd says his main objective is to be recognised internationally.
Jamaica Observer
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Israel considers all of Jerusalem its capital, a claim that is not recognised internationally.
Reuters
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Israel annexed East Jerusalem in a move never recognised internationally.
Reuters
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Winning a Pulitzer is the highest accolade in US journalism and is recognised internationally.
The Guardian
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Israel regards Jerusalem as its eternal and indivisible capital, although that is not recognised internationally.
Reuters