Sentence examples similar to acknowledged dimension from inspiring English sources

A first step in solving such a problem is to acknowledge its dimension.

But he acknowledged a human dimension to the question.

For his part, Mr. Bush acknowledged the international dimension of his economic challenges at a press conference on Friday.

In his Wall Street speech, Mr. Bush acknowledged the moral dimension of the scandals and sought to position himself on the high ground.

Our enquiries into cumulative burden acknowledged an additional dimension to interictal burden, potentially very important in the context of a lifelong disorder [6, 7].

However, the equation does acknowledge other dimensions to risk besides the hazard, over which we can have little control.

The policy change, which is expected to be announced this week, will help to remove the stigma associated with the infection and acknowledge the dimensions of a pandemic that afflicts an estimated 36 million people worldwide, the officials said.

Kirschner (2013) encourages social researchers to develop theories of subjectivity that acknowledges affective dimensions which includes feelings and emotions.

As donors meet on May 20 to try to address needs and avoid further catastrophe, they should also ensure funding is directed to address an under-acknowledged dimension of the conflict: rape and sexual violence.

Chancellor Merkel, Prime Minister Cameron, and President Sarkozy need to join President Obama in reviewing just how President Hoover finally came to put aside his pious beliefs and acknowledged the full dimensions of human self-interest.

Dr Francis Duffy's Princeton PhD thesis in the 60's and the work we did together at DEGW always acknowledged both these dimensions by ensuring that space encompassed scale; from the chair to the city and that the layers of design were aligned to time and change.