Sentence examples similar to acknowledged rank from inspiring English sources

Nationally, organized labor has acknowledged its ranks must be replenished by immigrants and has embraced immigrant causes.

(The "brevet" rank acknowledged that Savage was needed as a second lieutenant despite the US government limiting the number of serving army officers).

Villanueva acknowledged that the rank insignia could be crucial in a major crisis and said he could reverse his order if there is a large deployment, allowing everyone to put their brass back on.

In Russia's case, the authors acknowledge, the ranking is surely inflated.

McCaw has also acknowledged his team ranks up there with any in his experience after they won a World Cup outside New Zealand for the first time.

The fact that Buridan has not been generally acknowledged in the same rank as the four "greats," even though he is certainly a formidable contender, points to an important feature of the twentieth-century historiography of later medieval philosophy.

Fitzpatrick, a British player ranked 620th, acknowledged that he felt a little out of place in the pampered environment of a high-level WTA tournament as he assisted Sloane Stephens with her United States Open preparations at the New Haven Open this week.

Minaya acknowledged that he had ranked the closers and said he could envision reaching a stage when he would stop going back-and-forth in negotiations and finalize a deal.

Osborne acknowledged opposition in Tory ranks to the government's decision to protect the UK's aid budget but said he refused to balance the books on the backs of the poor.

DISOPRED3 participated as a server at the CASP9 and CASP10 experiments, and the official assessment reports acknowledged its value by ranking it at the top or near the top across a number of tests (Monastyrskyy et al., 2011, 2014).

Petraeus," refusing to acknowledge his military rank.