Sentence examples for acknowledging the difference from inspiring English sources

Hence the importance of political parity: Only by acknowledging the difference between the sexes could inequitable situations be remedied.

"How is that OK?" he asked, while acknowledging the difference between secured debt, such as a home loan, and unsecured debt on credit cards.

"It's like you've missed a couple of series, but then you turn it on and watch it," says Naylor, acknowledging the difference in age of the cast.

Acknowledging the difference between his past experience in musical theatre and the film making process, Jackman said: "Obviously with the camera it's a different audience; the camera's very close and it's a lot more intimate".

These discarnate tracks do not usually come with extensive origin stories, although, if we are lining them up to be judged, it seems worth acknowledging the difference between a true, unedited live performance — a voice flapping nude in the breeze — and a studio track that's merely had all other components stripped away.

Conclusions: Acknowledging the difference in assay methods used for HCMV DNA quantitation, the in-house PCR PBL assay and the COBAS Amplicor HCMV monitor plasma assay predicted equally well for HCMV pneumonitis in LTR.

Whilst done in different settings, and acknowledging the differences between the health care systems and the development of CPC in these countries, there were similarities in the findings.

A stereotype is a pattern or model that we apply to a large group without acknowledging the differences of individuals within the group.

The recent and upcoming reforms of the Common Agricultural Policies (CAPs) aim at strengthening the multifunctional role of agriculture, acknowledging the differences in economic, environmental and social potentials within European regions.

Based on a case study taken place in the jungle community of Santa Rita-Ecuador, we will refer on the negative and positive impacts of the technology transfer system, acknowledging the differences, seeing this as a product versus a process.

Katheryn Foster's book, "The Naked Truth About Men (And Romance)," provides a practical and proven way for men and women to improve their communication by acknowledging the differences between their needs, desires, and behaviors.