Sentence examples for acknowledging it as a from inspiring English sources
The US has previously made clear its continued opposition to legalisation of drugs, while acknowledging it as a legitimate subject for debate.
The US has made clear its continued opposition to legalisation of drugs, while acknowledging it as a legitimate subject for debate.
That means not being in flight from blackness even when it is a category employed more in disparagement than description but acknowledging it as a condition within the human rainbow that is no more or less valid than any other.
"Why put on a shift," he asked before the game, "if you're not going to pitch to him?" "You don't," Houston Manager Larry Dierker said, acknowledging it as a fair question, then providing a candid answer.
"However, left alone to manifest, GAD may lead to serious health problems, such as high blood pressure, depression, and addictive behavior like excessive drinking". One of the main issues with GAD is that men have trouble acknowledging it as a problem.
Kenya's national AIDS programme itself has had to cast around to replace senior staff killed by AIDS—although the stigma attached to the disease has prevented even people involved with fighting it from acknowledging it as a cause of death.It is hard to know exactly how badly the impending surge in deaths of young workers will affect Kenya's development.
The larger problem is that our political discourse contains a stark contradiction: we continue to regard symbolism as subterfuge, even while acknowledging it as an essential instrument of politics.
Even as they privately acknowledge it as a fading prospect, diplomats still talk of "working towards" two states.
The authorities depict the group as a revolutionary organization and have declined to acknowledge it as a negotiating partner.
