Sentence examples similar to acknowledges state from inspiring English sources

Minas Gerais' governor, Fernando Pimentel, acknowledged state mining regulations are not enough and his aides said they may need to rethink their efforts to fast-track licensing.

We can expand Benjamin's priest label to include politicians, since, as Benjamin would acknowledge, state leaders work to ensure the success of capitalism.

Wooden crates containing rifle and machine-gun ammunition, seen below, bore that same label, suggesting an acknowledged state-to-state transfer of ammunition in an aid program.

Pence also acknowledged states' prerogative in running their elections how they like, but also said the federal government would be providing additional funding and technology for election security.

Against what was suggested above about Frege (§2), it has been objected that Frege could not have held an identity theory of truth (Baldwin 1991: 43); the idea here is that, even if he had acknowledged states of affairs as bona fide elements of reality, Frege could not have identified true Thoughts with them on pain of confusing the levels of sense and reference.

Even in instances where funding for the research is acknowledged, stating the amount received is not a usual practice.

The letter acknowledges the state changed its succession law in 2004 to require a special election within five months to fill any vacancy.

He acknowledges the state-militia reading but then goes on to say that the personal right is implicit in the wording.

Indeed, Plantinga acknowledges that states of affairs might just be propositions, but finds it more natural to distinguish them.

That would honor the state he comes from while acknowledging the state he's been in — unsubtle, overwrought.

In New Jersey, Jerold L. Zaro, the chief of New Jersey's Office of Economic Growth, was not coy about acknowledging the state's efforts to poach jobs from nearby states.