Sentence examples for acknowledges the link between from inspiring English sources

As Ms Hirsi Ali acknowledges, the link between the evolution of the Protestant Reformation and modernity is not simple.

Adding weight to her argument is the American Indian Religious Freedom Act, passed by Congress in 1978, which acknowledges the link between native American religion and land both on and off the reservation.

Although the government in the UK acknowledges the link between Pandemrix and narcolepsy, they have rejected the compensation claims of about 80 people on the grounds that their disabilities are not "severe".

McCain, like his opponent Barack Obama, acknowledges the link between human activity and global warming, and supports reducing emissions by cap and trade - whereby companies have a certain number of permits (like credits) for their annual output of greenhouse gas emissions, and can buy and sell extra permits from each other.

In her reflections on Kant's Third Critique Arendt acknowledges the links between the standpoint of the actor and that of the spectator.

Cheney's speech was one of the last occasions on which the Bush Administration publicly acknowledged the link between energy policy and national security.

The UN security council has acknowledged the link between culture and security, and the contribution of illicit trafficking to the financing of criminal activities.

By now, everyone is acknowledging the link between house and condo prices and rents, even though as housing prices went up everyone seemed to ignore the relationship.

Greenwald and I have been over this ground a bit before, so I'll say again what I said then: This is an idealized view of how cultures change, and it doesn't acknowledge the link between law and culture, and the crucial role that stigma, harassment and legal sanctions can play in changing attitudes and behavior.

It wasn't long ago that the EPA acknowledged the link between human activity and heat-related deaths. .

But President Abbas can't acknowledge the link between Israel and the Jewish people, i.e., the inherent legitimacy of the state.