Sentence examples for acknowledged by both from inspiring English sources

But we do need one who is acknowledged by both sides as legitimate.

At some point, the Line of Control might be acknowledged by both governments as an international border.

The production was acknowledged by both Ms. Case and by Stefan Brecht, Brecht's son and heir, to be the New York premiere.

Successful satire draws attention to aspects of a politician's persona that are recognisably there: George Bush-as-cowboy was a connection acknowledged by both his supporters and opponents, even if they disagreed about the implications.

Yet the Olympic year does not happen in a vacuum, and neglecting road duties can have a significant cost for Australia's cyclists – a point acknowledged by both Decker and Dennis.

Crampton said she wanted the play to be more than a "didactic piece of issue-based theatre", adding that the risk of the play being seen as "culturally patronising" was something acknowledged by both the playwrights and director.

The participants' autonomy was acknowledged by emphasising, both before and at the beginning of the interview, that participation was voluntarily, and that the participant could withdraw from the study at any stage.

Allen could single-handedly bankroll the league three times over, yet he stands with the most strident hard-liners pushing for the greatest possible concessions from the players, a fact acknowledged by officials on both sides.

The shift in the Brotherhood's stance toward neutrality between Hamas and Fatah — acknowledged by officials of both groups — may relieve United States policy makers, who have long worried about the Brotherhood's relationship with the more militant Hamas.

That push led to a 16-day shutdown of the federal government in October, which was widely acknowledged by members of both parties to have been a bad idea.

Last December, Bob Dole, the 89-year old former senate leader, Republican Presidential candidate, and disabled war hero -- acknowledged by people in both parties as the father of the ADA -- came to the Senate floor in a wheelchair to show his support for the treaty.