Sentence examples similar to acknowledge record from inspiring English sources

At the time, the sport's governing body, the International Amateur Athletics Federation, did not acknowledge records for women's distances greater than 800 meters.

Ms. Huntley is one of two former lawmakers who have recently acknowledged recording conversations for federal law enforcement — Assemblyman Nelson L. Castro, a Bronx Democrat, was making recordings for the United States attorney in Manhattan before Ms. Huntley did the same for the United States attorney in Brooklyn.

According to Abbey Road engineer Geoff Emerick, however, the song had been offered for inclusion on 1967's Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, while Mark Lewisohn, the band's acknowledged recording historian, has stated that it was first presented during sessions for the previous year's Revolver.

FIFA, however, refuses to acknowledge the record for the most goals in a calendar year, citing verifiability issues.

Some of us try and acknowledge and record it, but other people seem to think it doesn't matter".

A concrete approach to valuing different forms of knowledge is to acknowledge and record the recommendations and areas of scientific enquiry which, although potentially desirable, cannot be addressed in the study.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/10/141/prepub The authors would like to acknowledge and record their thanks to all those who worked to collect the data and control the outbreak both in Primary Care and the hospitals in North Wales, the microbiological laboratories and the outbreak control team.

Sitting poolside at their sprawling Miami Beach mansion, Tal, 32, and Oren, 31, acknowledge their record-setting real estate hat trick has been a little surreal.

International dismay over Thursday's coup seemed all the stronger because of the country's widely acknowledged democratic record.

But Trump appeared to take the irony in jest, acknowledging the record number of women serving in Congress.

While acknowledging her record of achievement in theater, he found her insufficiently prepared as an opera director.