Sentence examples for a significant acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
Formalising the process nationally would represent a significant acknowledgment by the Government that food banks may be here to stay.
"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.
Yet transformation seems to be in the air, both in our institutions and in our own restless spirit yearning for deeper meaning and more significant acknowledgment of our needs and dreams.
Goode and Corbett said they agreed that Revkin did not have a significant conflict and was good to go, with an acknowledgment in the article that he and other journalists were named in the e-mail.
Even so, the senior administration official said that the mere acknowledgment that Myanmar held political prisoners reflected a significant shift in the new government's attitude.
But Eichmann's capture, and the public acknowledgment in Israel that Wiesenthal had played a significant role in keeping the search alive, brought him considerable fame.
His remarks were also an acknowledgment that the war in Iraq has exacted a significant political cost, even among Washington's closest allies.
In an acknowledgment that Mr. Obama is under pressure to begin a significant withdrawal, as he promised he would when he announced the surge in 2009, Mr. Gates said, "The drawdown must be politically credible here at home".
That deal was a watershed moment for the social gaming industry and an acknowledgment that virtual goods and currencies could represent a significant new revenue model for the industry.
HarperCollins's acknowledgment that some of the most serious aspersions in the book were unfounded is a significant victory for Mr. Cramer, Ms. Bartiromo and Mr. Faber, all of whom have also tried to discredit the rest of the book.
Russia's acknowledgment of Soviet responsibility for the massacre of Polish officers at Katyn during World War II was a significant gesture.
