Sentence examples for acknowledgment it is from inspiring English sources
Although unpaid work receives little public acknowledgment, it is needed, and so (desperately) are retirees.
While this was probably done in the interest of transparency or acknowledgment, it is quite surprising that the implications for confidentiality, especially in studies of such highly stigmatizing conditions as HIV/AIDS, did not seem to be realized, let alone considered.
G.M.'s acknowledgment that it is perilously close to bankruptcy — its auditors made a similar announcement last fall — was not unexpected.
Reddit's move to open-source its software is merely an acknowledgment that it is already a commodity.
Mr. Longstreth bristles at the word technique, making it clear that as iconoclastic as Dirty Projectors might be, musical proficiency — or at least acknowledgment of it — is still something of a post-punk taboo.
Many Pentagon veterans agree that asserting pre-eminence doesn't take policymakers very far in grappling with how to respond to, say, North Korea's acknowledgment that it is now openly seeking nuclear weapons.
The European Union currently pays farmers who meet health and sanitary standards a subsidy, to help maintain Europe's farming tradition and as an acknowledgment that it is more expensive to farm in Europe than in other parts of the world.
These words from John Kennedy's and Bill Clinton's inaugural and Barack Obama's announcement speech, all invoke the same theme of generational change and acknowledgment that it is their time.
Giving it away Plucking the chickens Paying the bill Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsAgain, it is hard to say whether Mr Gates's approach is typical.
Is this a long-overdue acknowledgment that it's morally bankrupt to make money off of imprisoning human beings?
Eric V. Schaeffer, a top enforcement official who resigned from the agency last week, had said they stalled because the administration's acknowledgment that it was rewriting the regulations had undermined its bargaining power.
