Sentence examples for acknowledgement among from inspiring English sources

This would not only be a good practical measure - it would symbolise the acknowledgement among parliamentarians that we need to be constantly in touch with the public and we want to hear from them.

But there is widespread acknowledgement among scholars today, from Robert D. Putnam on the left to Charles A. Murray on the right, that the American family is undergoing something of a collapse.

IOC rules mandate a certain percentage of tickets for the Olympic family at every venue for every session, yet there is an acknowledgement among organisers and politicians that they can't continue to have a situation where there are hundreds of empty seats visible to members of the public who failed to get tickets.

In the Grand Palais on the banks of the Seine, the former captain of France was re-elected unopposed for a second term as president of Uefa complete with an accompanying standing ovation, a tacit acknowledgement among the delegates from across Europe that the 55-year-old has become as key a player off the pitch as he ever was on it.

Hussain, Khan, Ali and Deen have put their heads above the parapet in the hope of stimulating a wider acknowledgement among Muslims that there is a problem within Islam, however much political leaders assure us – with the best of intentions – that terrorism is either "nothing to do with Islam" or a "distortion of Islam".

That's the end goal of so many of these conversations: the acknowledgement among peers that comes with the publication of an academic paper.

Asked by George Stephanopoulos about that remark on ABC's "This Week," Mr. Santorum said that his wife, Karen, had written that section of the 2005 book — though only his name is on the cover and he does not list her, in his acknowledgements, among those "who assisted me in the writing of this book".

There seems to be increasing acknowledgement and dialogue among the academic and technical communities about the interplay between climate change, food security, nutrition and gender, but this is less evident on the ground in programmatic design.

Donovan et al. (2012) found that effective communication and acknowledgement of uncertainty among both groups was critical for achieving useful application of probabilistic volcanic hazard and risk data in decision-making during volcanic crises at Montserrat.

Two weeks ago, in an acknowledgement of widespread obesity among city schoolchildren, the Education Department said it would reduce the fat content in cafeteria food and ban candy, soda and other sugary snacks from school vending machines, in favor of healthier foods.

Recommendations to correct the errors associated with omission, aggregation, and extrapolation include: oversampling of Asian Americans, collection and reporting of race/ethnicity data by Asian-American subgroup, and acknowledgement of significant heterogeneity among Asian American subgroups when interpreting data.