Sentence examples for acknowledged both the from inspiring English sources
The Court acknowledged both the additional safety protocols that were immediately implemented, and that it was a very safe production in all other respects".
Rich, middle-income and poor countries have acknowledged both the threat of a changing climate and the need for urgent action by all.
The production, choreographed by Ms. Spain, a Czech-born dancer, and directed by Francine Roussel, a French stage director, also acknowledged both the vulnerability and the resilience of city dwellers.
McLean acknowledged both the sorry racial views of the Founders' time and the allowance for slavery in the Constitution, but he suggested that the language used could have a better meaning in a freer era.
And in a speech at Friday's reception for the campus exhibition, "And the Struggle Continues: The Southern Christian Leadership Conference's Fight for Social Change," Dr. Wagner acknowledged both the nation's continuing education in race relations and his own.
In Brazil, the news of the Emperor's death "aroused a genuine sense of regret among those who, without sympathy for a restoration, acknowledged both the merits and the achievements of their deceased ruler".
With an abiding, watchful intelligence, Frank's stories acknowledge both the perfidy and the disappointments of lives lived with all the best intentions.
Earlier this year, international mediators worked out a reasonable compromise that acknowledges both the desire of Kosovo's Albanians for independence and the Serb minority's legitimate fear of persecution.
"Beautiful People," which takes place in 1993, acknowledges both the fundamental ridiculousness of the Bosnian civil war and its unassimilable horror.
Mr. Stockwell and Mr. Herek balance mockery with affection: they acknowledge both the visceral power of the music and its absurdity.
Archipelago prefers a tone that is praiseful and attentive, content to acknowledge both the mystery of placehood and the strangeness of material fact.
