Sentence examples similar to acknowledging status from inspiring English sources

The acknowledged status thus given the Russian Orthodox effectively neutralized any claim of legitimacy by the schismatic "Living Church".

During their nationwide search, the Board looked for a successor who would keep Heritage on its course of growth and innovation, and preserve our widely acknowledged status as an institutional center of the conservative movement.

Priests approach the Xipéhuz with offerings, acknowledging their status as gods, but that only results in more casualties.

He was merely acknowledging the status quo: despite high unemployment of 14percentt, prospering Spain does want the cheap labor and the seasonal work provided by uncounted foreigners.

The Times assigns a live body to update the obit and, in the case of Mel Gussow, offered a note to the reader acknowledging the status of the author.

An armistice (November 1762) ended the protracted conflict, which was formally concluded by the Treaty of Hubertusburg (Feb. 16, 1763), acknowledging the status quo ante.

It is also true that making a big change, such as granting new powers to the police, is harder than acknowledging a status quo that affects few people.

Fenlon acknowledges Hearts' status with bookmakers.

To acknowledge running status and control development trends of regional freeways, statistical data is necessary.

Lennon acknowledged the status of the Hoops' opponents but is looking forward to six memorable group games.

Newman acknowledged his status as the king of futility with a typically sardonic speech, in which he opened by telling the crowd, "I don't want your pity".