Sentence examples for acknowledge this power from inspiring English sources
Presidents also have made some limited international compacts all on their own, though the Constitution doesn't acknowledge this power.
Acknowledging this power imbalance helps explain a concern that Iranian hardliners stress: dealing with a stronger interlocutor might not only lead to sacrificing national interests, but also might threaten regime survival.
Yet it's the film's racial politics, particularly its stereotypical evocation of willing servitude by an African-American, and its characters' refusal to acknowledge this imbalance of power, which make it not so much old-fashioned as downright retrograde – and likely to go down even worse with black audiences than Driving Miss Daisy.
He's a tough guy who doesn't want to acknowledge the power this particular woman holds over him.
Thus, as the discoverer of the telegraph, Morse is both acutely aware of its capability to enhance the reception and transmittance of communication, "making one neighborhood of the whole country" (Morse 9), but fails to fully acknowledge that this power will never be fully secure whether in the hands of individuals or an administration.
As Reinhold Niebuhr pointed out long ago, Americans find it hard to acknowledge this moral ambiguity of power.
Men acknowledge the power of this organization and engage with it in various ways, some leveraging the influence of the organisation to mediate with women as a group in society or in individual marital disputes.
This sense of freedom allowed me to acknowledge the power in being my true authentic self and find my purpose in advocating for transgender rights.
In some quarters it was forbidden to speak of this under Capello, as if even to acknowledge the power of allegiance was somehow jingoistic.
Suárez reasons that, given the absence of a commonly acknowledged superior, this power must belong to each sovereign.
