Sentence examples for acknowledged subject from inspiring English sources

All acknowledged subject experts and authorities agree that there is no evidence of cricket having evolved from another bat-and-ball sport and, equally, no evidence that any other bat-and-ball sport evolved from cricket.

Cops say Ruud acknowledged subjecting her daughter to harsh punishments.

With the purpose of acknowledging subject's body's condition, the system will take subject's whole body picture through the webcam on Xtion PRO LIVE while beginning the measurement.

If the temperature changes higher than 0.5 degree the system will record the time and temperature into the database so that the medical staffs can acknowledge subject's health state during the measurement (Figure 16).

A spokesman for the regulator said: "This is a complex area of EU food law which, as the European commission itself has acknowledged, is subject to interpretation.

Striving to refashion Shakespeare as a more genteel poet, Alexander Pope, in the preface to his 1725 edition, acknowledged his subject's shortcomings: "It must be own'd that with all these great excellencies he has almost as great defects; and that as he has certainly written better so he has perhaps written worse than any other".

Discrepancies between the child's and the health care provider's perspectives and feelings should be acknowledged and subject to reflections to enable the use of restraint with caution.

The subject matter (still lifes) is exactly where you're getting at it's a still life that I'm decimating, extruding all while acknowledging the subject matter's history and in the context of a different type of ephemerality.

And yet... Flame & Citron, with its eddying currents of paranoia and conspiracy, is also about the still difficult-to-acknowledge subject of collaboration.

Mr. Nashiri is one of three detainees who the C.I.A. has acknowledged were subjected to waterboarding.

Mr. Nashiri is one of three detainees who the C.I.A. has acknowledged were subjected to waterboarding, the interrogation technique that simulates drowning.