Sentence examples for a major acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

It also represents a major acknowledgment of just how flawed the mortgage process became in the giddy years leading up to the financial crisis of 2008, typified by the excesses at Countrywide Financial, the subprime mortgage lender Bank of America acquired in 2008.

In January, editors at Blood, the journal of the American Society of Hematology, discovered that an unsolicited manuscript submitted by a prominent researcher involved significant contributions from a pharmaceutical company employee named in the acknowledgments — a major role in the manuscript that should have qualified the employee to be listed as an author of the paper.

"When the New York State Theater was raising funds for its renovation in 2008, the opportunity to rename the theater in acknowledgment of a major gift was offered to potential donors," said Rob Daniels, a spokesman for the New York City Ballet.

"It is a very, very significant acknowledgment of a major problem on the part of Wal-Mart that they are now going to do this," said Kurt Barnard, a retail consultant.

Republicans on Capitol Hill were describing the fight as an effort to cut future budget deficits — a major shift in strategy and an acknowledgment that they were expecting the defunding push to fail.

Time's interviewer persuaded him that his younger years, as he writes in the acknowledgments to "Swimming Across," "had a major part in shaping who I became as an adult".

An acknowledgment exists, albeit often tacit, that this represents a major rupture in the relationship between carer and patient.

While not a major departure from China's long-held positions, the mention of "the market" is one of the strongest acknowledgments so far that China sees a need to move away from a rigid currency structure.

Two prominent authors of a 1999 book teaching family doctors how to treat psychiatric disorders provided acknowledgment in the preface for an "unrestricted educational grant" from a major pharmaceutical company.

The acknowledgment is passive for good reasons: an open confrontation, with a loved one or oneself, risks a major rupture or life change that could be more dire than the offense.

At this point it seems there is an acknowledgment that it would not be possible to win against an insurgency of this scale and that a peace deal might be a major part of any exit strategy.