Sentence examples for acknowledged for its from inspiring English sources
This technology has been verified empirically and commercialized in countries such as Japan, China, the United States, and New Zealand, all of which have had extensive experience with earthquakes, and it has been acknowledged for its excellent results.
Today it is widely acknowledged for its work spreading exemplary policies and the holistic perspective embodied by its members.
Although the pitfalls of spatial visualization have long been recognized [ 15, 16], it is widely acknowledged for its value in exploration and analysis of spatial data [ 17].
4 6 While international health experience was once a fringe element in medical practice and education, it is now more widespread and acknowledged for its valuable contribution of increasing understanding of international health issues, and diversifying practitioners' capabilities and contributions to this field.
It's assailed for being shallow and rarely acknowledged for its good heart.
Chapman's paper, "Planning for conjunctive goals", has been widely acknowledged for its contribution toward understanding the nature of partial-order planning, and it has been one of the bases of later work by others but it is not free of problems.
Tim K. Mackey is the recipient of the 2012 Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy Grant for graduate researchers which supported this research and which he gratefully acknowledges for its support.
"And you should be acknowledged for it".
The army today officially acknowledged for the first time that its troops had shot and killed a 12-year-old boy at the Netzarim junction on Saturday.
Russian troops entered Senaki in western Georgia on Monday, and Moscow acknowledged for the first time that its forces had entered Georgian territory.
In January 1997 Germany and the Czech Republic signed a document of reconciliation in which Germany acknowledged regret for its treatment of Czechs during the Nazi era, and the Czech Republic expressed remorse for Czechoslovakia's expulsion of some three million Germans from the Sudeten region following World War II.
