And doesn't everyone deserve a little acknowledgement now and then even for the mundane everyday tasks that are taken for granted.
Truth demands recognition and acknowledgement that justice prevailed.
Wanting to destroy a statue is the ultimate acknowledgement of that authority.
Perhaps his letter is a simple acknowledgement of that.
The "Insider's Guide To Lyft" seems a tacit acknowledgement of that fact.
And standard policy at most companies now requires that scientific articles acknowledge participation of any industry-sponsored writers or contributors; such writers may be listed as co-authors or in the acknowledgements section.
Neither candidate exhibited the crumpling, physical acknowledgement of defeat that is fatal in a debate.
At the very least, we owe that democracy an honest acknowledgement that we are now a society permanently at war, and a clear-eyed look at the costs of trying to maintain our global empire -- forever.
"Though art from Eastern Europe was not invisible during the Cold War, it was not seen with the depth and acknowledgement that it is now," said Ms. Blazwick.
(Delta trust3, finance director) The final days of the internal market in Wales saw an acknowledgement that contracts would now only have a brief life in the transition to a system based on planning, and the running down of the negotiating and monitoring arrangements built up in previous years.
