Sentence examples for acknowledging events from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has issued more than 250 proclamations, acknowledging events like Greek Independence Day, Leif Erikson Day, Save Your Vision Week and National Hospice Month.

Yet this is not a refusal to acknowledge events.

Europe is able to hold the moral high ground in part because of several fortunate (and rarely acknowledged) events that make its task of meeting the treaty's mandates much easier than America's.

The author delves into his personal history with alarming detail, even going so far as to acknowledge events and mistakes that might not paint him in the best light, such as early extramarital affairs.

"O my body, always make me a man who questions!" In this way, we will all be successful when our students and conversation partners learn and believe that raising their arms, displaying air quotes, offering and embodying skepticism and a grammatical surrender, is raising their arms in the "hand-up, don't shoot" pose, and acknowledges events in, and shows solidarity with Ferguson.

An insert stitched inside the cover of the match programme was the only way of acknowledging the events of last Friday.

While acknowledging that events on the ground were already determining much of the course of the negotiations, Secretary Baker emphasized this policy point from the two Soviet leaders as crucial to the success of reunification.

But as the protest ends, tonight both ministers and protesters are acknowledging the events at Millbank Tower today are likely to be "just the beginning" of public demonstrations of anger over cuts.

While briefly acknowledging the events of the preceding two sequels, its plot makes it a virtual remake of the 1974 original.

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While acknowledging the event, Russian and Iranian officials have either adopted the Syrian government line that the attacks were carried out by armed rebels, or left the issue of responsibility open.