Sentence examples for Prompt acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
The Governor should submit the request to the President through the appropriate Regional Administrator to ensure prompt acknowledgment and processing.
The initial rumors that appear to have prompted the acknowledgment point to additional branding information and company details rolling out in the next week or so.
That acknowledgment prompted concern from the lawmakers.
The anger was noticeable on social media Web sites, prompting Mr. Collier's acknowledgment.
One reporter from Hong Kong was detained for hours, prompting an unusual official acknowledgment that the police might have overdone it.
Mr. Wilson, who had told the C.I.A. and the State Department after his visit that there was no basis for that report, said in the interview that he had "tried to avoid taking a victory lap" after his comments prompted the White House acknowledgments.
His reappearance prompted Williams to tweet an acknowledgment that Glass "never got enough credit for his early role at Twitter".
(That particular acknowledgment was only prompted by the revelation that more than half of all eligible voters in the U.S. were exposed to and interacted with Russian propaganda on Facebook between June 2015 and August 2017).
Where disciplinary action is necessary, it will immediately be taken". He also warned: "People's trust in paying for public services will be lessened if there is less trust in politicians themselves," his first acknowledgment that the crisis may prompt a swing to the right.
Andy Roddick's stirring first-week run, coming after he announced that this would be his last tournament, has prompted many accolades, along with the belated acknowledgment that in addition to being his era's best American player he has also been its least understood.
The study was prompted by public interest in the Reagan acknowledgment that he paid no state taxes on his 1970 income and by a further statement that, in one other year, which was not spec ified, he had paid no state taxes.
