Sentence examples for acknowledgement who from inspiring English sources

Transgender activist Janet Mock also weighed in on the way the affair was treated, saying she was "invested in what this public shaming does to the women who are kept in the dark, made to feel they are unworthy of love and acknowledgement, who are made to feel as if they are only deserving of ridicule and violence".

Two of the authors involved in the Dalhousie Academic Detailing Service (MA, IF) and two colleagues (see acknowledgements) who have a strong background in educational theory and questionnaire design developed the questionnaire.

Recruitment for the study was done by two of the authors and two additional interviewers (see acknowledgements), who contacted participants by phone to ask if they were willing to participate.

All papers were assessed against the inclusion criteria by two reviewers (JT and DD initially, and in a second round, by JB and DM, see acknowledgements), who assessed study quality and met to reconcile any disagreements, discussing these until consensus was reached.

For all her acclaimed benevolence in her belated but ultimately gracious acknowledgement of who won the brutal primary battle, the lingering Clinton-Obama rift has left a Nader-like aroma hovering over the opening ceremonies of these 2008 Denver Games.

In the Balkans, where the conflict is more recent and the death toll far higher, there's little hope of moving forward until there is accountability for all involved – including the UN, and through both the ICTY and regional truth commissions – and a clear acknowledgement of who, exactly, is responsible for what.

If cultivating relationships with donors is novel to many scientists, so is releasing their research ideas to the public before peer-reviewed publication and formal acknowledgement of who came first.

Unlike the Catholic Mass, the ceremony may vary, but the one common ritual is acknowledgement of who you are and why you are there so you never forget.

The part of the Times ad that seemed to resonate most with HuffPost commenters on Tuesday was Louis-Dreyfus' acknowledgement that "[w]e who have the blessing of our millions" have a particular stake in preserving democracy.

He began with an acknowledgement of those who made his work possible: his parents, wife, and the "real organizers...the activists, the civil rights attorneys, the struggling parents, the families, the teachers, the students" who are standing against "a system meant to divide and impoverish".

This can be regarded as an acknowledgement that those who access a nursing home place are at the last phase of their life.