Sentence examples for acknowledging the status from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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

The movie does not neglect the mute, helpless suffering of the cows, but it also acknowledges the status anxiety of the managerial class, the aspirations of the working poor (legal and otherwise) and the frustrations of the dreaming young.

For instance, taking this approach, the Merkel government in Germany might acknowledge the status quo isn't working and speedily recapitalize the German banking system, while letting Ireland, Portugal and others off the hook for some of the money.

"The register of the Arabs" (dīwān al-ʿArab) is the age-old phrase whereby Arabs have acknowledged the status and value that poetry has always retained within their cultural heritage.

India had always resisted even acknowledging the disputed status of Kashmir, and had demanded that Pakistan dismantle "the infrastructure of terrorism" before any dialogue opens.

Although acknowledging the subspecies status of the Florida isolate (Vàvra and Becnel 2007), we continue to call the parasite species used in our experiments Vavraia culicis for consistency with earlier studies.

Acknowledging the Indians' hopeful status, their general manager, Mark Shapiro, cautioned, "The most overlooked team in the majors is Minnesota".

"Not as much as I thought, because none of the band drink any more and I've seldom done a gig without a spritzer, you know?" She smiles, acknowledging the Mac's status as doyens of debauchery.