Sentence examples for acknowledging its role from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Thanks to Thomas L. Friedman for succinctly describing the importance of parent input in determining the outcome of a child's education and acknowledging its role along with teacher quality.

Acknowledging its role in the history wars, Alexis Dudden of the University of Connecticut argues, might persuade all the protagonists that America really wants to foster a greater sense of Asian regionalism.

Acknowledging its role on the global stage, the San Francisco-based company said Monday that it was delaying a planned shutdown for maintenance for a day, citing "the role Twitter is currently playing as an important communication tool in Iran".

On November 4th one of the most senior pro-Western rebel commanders in northern Syria resigned in frustration, citing divisions among fighting factions and the fecklessness of the national coalition as reasons, though he was one of the few leaders still acknowledging its role.

We give an overview of the European perspective on global health, making reference to the developments that led to the EU acknowledging its role as a global health actor.

BP said in a statement that it had long acknowledged its role in the accident and had urged its drilling partners to accept their share of the blame.

The regrets came just a few months after American lawmakers, survivors and their descendants moved to block the company from winning contracts in the United States if it did not acknowledge its role in the shipping of thousands of Jews to Nazi death camps and make amends.

A.J. Martin, Los Angeles... To the editor: Germany has fully acknowledged its role in the Holocaust, and it is now illegal in that country to deny it ever happened.

Meanwhile, Israel's military, which generally acknowledges its role in killing wanted Palestinian militants, said it had nothing to do with Friday's bombing.

The US acknowledged its role in the conflict only indirectly, when it inaugurated a Laos memorial dedicated to the veterans of the Secret War in Arlington National Cemetery in 1997.

It took the U.N. six years to acknowledge its role in the cholera epidemic, and even though the former Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, declared last December that the U.N. needed to "do the right thing", the U.N. continues to reject victims' legal claims by citing immunity.