Sentence examples for acknowledgment for the from inspiring English sources

Why not a word of acknowledgment for the support from Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain?

Nine days after the Vicksburg surrender (which occurred on July 4 , 1863, he sent Grant a "grateful acknowledgment for the almost inestimable service" he had done the country.

That is a breathtaking acknowledgment for the man who vied with Hugh Hefner and Playboy in the race to cash in on the American male libido.

Keating says he does not want honours or praise, but acknowledgment for "the economic and social progress" that took place under his governments.

A donation in acknowledgment for the carbon impacts of the awards was made to TCW's renewable energy and development programme in south India.

That comment — an acknowledgment, for the first time, that Mr. Holder has not pursued big bank prosecutions out of fear of possibly harming the financial system — raises a variety of questions, Andrew Ross Sorkin writes in the DealBook column.

His wife asked, "What if the donor's widow demands visitation rights with the hand?" In the acknowledgments for "The Fourth Hand," Mr. Irving says, "Every novel I've written has begun with a 'What if.... ' " In this particular case, he was obsessed by his wife's curious question, and stayed awake all night, working on it as an idea for a novel.

That movie also earned a nod for best adapted screenplay, a satisfying acknowledgment for Simon Beaufoy and Danny Boyle, the writers, who labored to make their unconventional real-life story (about a hiker pinned by a boulder) work in a Hollywood context, even changing the ending at the last minute.

The authors wish to express their acknowledgment for this support.

Person Of the Year In The Arts Award goes to Akon, a guy born in Missouri and raised in Senegal (making him as African-American as one could possibly be who gets the highest respect and acknowledgment for travelling around the African continent working to light the homes of 600 million people with solar electricity.

In 2005, the Metropolitan Opera's revival of Mozart's Cosi fan tutte brought with it a special acknowledgment for Vilar in the Playbill, for his "generous and deeply appreciated gift" in helping to put the production together (Vilar likely contributed more than $1.0 million — though the Met wouldn't say exactly how much).