The phrase "acknowledge living" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the recognition of life or existence, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In our discussions, we must acknowledge living as a fundamental aspect of our philosophy."
Alternatives: "recognize existence" or "accept life".
In Pasadena, after introducing his film, De Witt acknowledges living in two worlds.
"We want to reach and connect with" younger consumers who "we acknowledge live life a little differently," said Alex Gellert, partner at the Mercedes agency, Merkley Newman Harty in New York, part of the Omnicom Group.
The urban forest can be planned and managed in ways that acknowledge this lived experience of trees as active participants in the fabric of urban life.
3. Rocking the Rockaways: I acknowledge that living here is not a conventional choice for a guy like me.
As they acknowledge, "when living wage laws raise a family's earned income, it means that government support for which such families are eligible correspondingly declines while their tax obligations rise.
I think the people who refuse to acknowledge folks living outside the gender binary feel like their way of life is threatened.
It is also important to acknowledge that living circumstances may change for a number of reasons and do not have the stability of other variables used to characterise individuals, such as educational achievement or even socioeconomic status.
She acknowledges that living this way isn't always convenient.
Korte acknowledged that living in New York was a personal preference (I can sympathize with that part, since I moved from SF to NYC last fall), but "overlaid" on top of that, he said, was the conclusion that as long as the partners and companies are in the same place, "It doesn't matter where we are".
They've acknowledged that living in the UK has offered a greater freedom to grow and support themselves than in Japan, where it's often harder for underground bands to exist without a major label record deal.
