Sentence examples for acknowledgment also from inspiring English sources

Nasrallah's acknowledgment also highlights broader organizational problems within the group, analysts said.

The acknowledgment also served as a starting-line gunshot; it gave the pair — Mr. Key is 41, tall and lanky with a gleaming bald head, and Mr. Peele is 33, scruffy and usually bespectacled off-camera — license to skewer black and white characters alike.

The closing acknowledgments also include a rewarding list of book, music, and art influences and suggest a number of films that street-art fans will want to chase down.

The three people listed in the Acknowledgments also work full-time for UCB Pharma.

An acknowledgment was also made to the group's law firm, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.

Partial acknowledgment must also go to my friend and guest blogger Dave Steele, for coining the term "the Gynapse".

An acknowledgment is also needed that loyalist paramilitaries were motivated by the same dedication to their cause as IRA volunteers and that many British troops demonstrated similar bravery in what was in reality a long and brutal war.

Reproductions must carry a credit line stating that the item is published "With permission of the Marquand Library of Art and Archaeology, Princeton University". A correct bibliographic citation and, if applicable, a donor acknowledgment, should also accompany the reproduction.

This reaction is not only one of passive acknowledgment; it also actively transforms the subject by facilitating a consciousness of that very universal nature.

Beyond the kudos and acknowledgment, we also have to keep in mind that history's nightmare not only repeats itself but, as Voltaire said, "history consists of a series of accumulated imaginative inventions," and this show is a 21st-century imaginative invention.

Acknowledgment is also critical from the working partner for the HUGE effort required to move home and family every 3 years or so". Expat homemakers need above all practical information, advice, and recommendations about the goods and services they need upon their arrival, and in their daily lives.