Sentence examples for acknowledgment has from inspiring English sources

And the 1960s culture — the preoccupation with self- fulfillment and cultural acknowledgment — has never ended.

I challenge you to show me a time when that acknowledgment has been made.

This belated acknowledgment has already improved relations between Jews and Poles.

If the past week has shown anything, it is that this strategy of atonement rather than acknowledgment has proved insufficient.

At least the acknowledgment has shifted the question of the indigenous crisis, from "What is wrong with them?" to "What is wrong with us?" This isn't nothing.

As a literary form, the humorist Henry Alford has written, the book acknowledgment has evolved -- or devolved -- from "the dowdy, benighted foot soldier of an author's arsenal" into "its full efflorescence".

That the acknowledgment had occurred at all, after so long, was remarkable.

Which raises the question: What more does a novel that hews "closely to the history of the events," as Hansen states in his acknowledgments, have to offer?

As proposed, the Blackstone Entities had to "acknowledge that [World Financial] is obligated to maintain sufficient capital such that [World Financial's] capital meets or exceeds the levels required by the Operating Agreement". Similar "acknowledgments" had to be made about World Financial's liquidity.

In those cases, no more data is transmitted over the wireless channel until acknowledgments have been received, closing the window.

"I'm hearing compliments and acknowledgment, which has really boosted morale".