Sentence examples for acknowledged head of from inspiring English sources
French General Charles de Gaulle, president of the French Committee of National Liberation but by no means the universally acknowledged head of the French government-in-exile, maintained a liaison with SHAEF through the commander of the Free French Forces in Britain.
However the Guardian later tracked down Anwar Shafi, the acknowledged head of the Hyat family, who disavowed his relative's claims.
This burdened the Adams presidency with a vice president who was the acknowledged head of the rival political party, the Republicans (subsequently the Democratic-Republicans).
Mr Montagu was a man eminently skilful in the management of official matters, but he was also the acknowledged head of a party in the colony bound together by family ties, and possessing great local influence from the important and lucrative situations held by its members, and the extensive operations of a bank of which they had the chief control.
Born a slave by law, Healy was the first acknowledged head of a predominantly white American university with African heritage.
Another important source was Fanny Burney, who described Johnson as "the acknowledged Head of Literature in this kingdom" and kept a diary containing details missing from other biographies.
"They have made changes," acknowledged Monica Drinane, head of the Juvenile Rights Division at Legal Aid.
Still, acknowledged James O'Connor, head of TransCare's Hudson Valley operations, "the volunteers play a very, very important and vital role".
"In hindsight you can say that wasn't a particularly auspicious time" to make a debut, acknowledged John Ameriks, head of investment counseling and research at the Vanguard Group, which has dominated this fledgling field so far.
In more than six hours of interviews with The New York Times, Mr. Lay remained steadfast in his expressions of innocence, even as he acknowledged, as head of the company, accountability for the debacle rests rightfully with him.
Given the difficulties of holding government to account, this is not to be sniffed at as Thatcher acknowledged: "No head of government anywhere in the world has to face this sort of regular pressure and many go to great lengths to avoid it".
