Sentence examples for acknowledgement by a from inspiring English sources

Now, in what appeared to be a tacit acknowledgement by a senior Turkish official that its decades-long bid to join might fail, Turkey's E.U. affairs minister, Egemen Bagis, said Saturday that Turkey would probably never join the union, the world's biggest trading bloc.

The only record of forensic testing that has been uncovered is an acknowledgement by a forensic biologist of four items being received for testing on 6 November 1989: three items of Leigh's clothing, and the blood-stained rock found near her body.

There's an acknowledgement by all parties that this is a heavily regulated interaction.

"The creation of a new body to negotiate a second protocol … represents an overdue acknowledgement by all parties that the climate convention and the Kyoto protocol alone are insufficient to drive action consistent with the ultimate objective of the convention," said Jarju.

It could also suggest an acknowledgement by Beijing of an eventual appreciation of the yuan.

His play Coelina; ou, l'enfant du mystère (1800) was translated into English (without acknowledgement) by Thomas Holcroft as A Tale of Mystery and in 1802 became the very first melodrama to be seen in England.

Mr. Montanari said such a meeting was an acknowledgement by the French of the growing complexity of an issue that Europe treats predominantly as a security concern.

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This was, the Times explained, a turning point: the first official acknowledgement, by military psychiatrists and a court-martial judge, that the drugs that have become a routine part of military service -- in Burke's case, the prescribed amphetamine Dexedrine ("go pills") -- can contribute to temporary insanity.

Thus, if an acknowledgement sent by a user is not received by other users, the uninformed users keep obsolete packets.

In contrast to viewing grief as a standardised process, there was an acknowledgement by some GPs that people did not go through stages in a set order, or even go through of all the stages: I think Kübler-Ross is very instructive in terms of concept.