Sentence examples for acknowledged architect from inspiring English sources
He is not only the acknowledged architect of all Soviet foreign and domestic policies but the leader of the disciplined party ranks and the extensive ministerial apparatus that administers and enforces the policies".
As both statesman and churchman, Richelieu was the acknowledged architect of France's greatness in the 17th century and a contributor to the secularization of international politics during the Thirty Years' War.
David Wildstein, the government's key witness and the acknowledged architect of the scheme, once wrote a column for a political website about silly, often-petty actions by New Jersey politicians under the pseudonym "Wally Edge".
Once the inefficiency of this space was acknowledged, architects seriously considered the necessity of revising them.
But those arguments have lost force with statements from Bertie Ahern, Ireland's prime minister; Seamus Mallon, the highest-ranking Roman Catholic in the Northern Ireland government; and John Hume, the acknowledged original architect of the peace talks that led to the 1998 agreement.
Though Mr. Smith says he was not directly influenced by Mr. Portman, he does acknowledge the architect's legacy.
"If a Viequense was to build a new home, he'd probably do a Florida house," the architect acknowledged.
The architect acknowledged that he has not fully designed the waterfall proposed for the eastern edge of the south tower footprint, which would help filter out street noise.
Matt Fleck, the architect, acknowledged feeling "very uncomfortable" with the Obama Administration's use of Predator drones to kill alleged terrorists, as well as some civilians, in Yemen and Pakistan.
The architect acknowledged that not everyone knows what to make of the mirrors — "there's an abstraction about my work that makes interpretation ambiguous sometimes" — but explained that the mirrors solve a classic New York design problem.
Last week, Bradley M. Campbell, the state environmental commissioner who is largely seen to be the map's architect, acknowledged that it had been undergoing "constant refinements" and that regulatory changes behind the map were still in play.
