Sentence examples similar to acknowledgment level from inspiring English sources

Official acknowledgment that Hollywood-level sums were being spent on a motion picture would surely have offended many Iranians.

There is understood to be belated acknowledgment at senior levels within Uefa that sticking slavishly to the idea of slotting matches randomly into preselected venues is flawed.

At the end of May, the doors closed at Renaissance Village, the FEMA trailer park outside of Baton Rouge that had been home to hundreds of families, its end hastened by an official acknowledgment of unhealthy levels of formaldehyde in the trailers.

Among the matters that would probably have come up at the hearing were new materials discovered by the plaintiff relating to Mr. Grubman's analysis of WorldCom and the acknowledgment by high-level Citigroup officials of the conflicts inherent in providing accurate research to investors and generating rich investment banking revenue for the firm.

Bi-directional connectivity is a very important property for a wireless network, since it is essential for link-level acknowledgment, which is necessary for the reliable transmission of packets over unreliable media.

Many argue that if change takes time and training, then faculty need to be compensated for their efforts in the form of lower teaching loads, financial benefits, recognition for tenure, teaching awards, or even, at the most basic level, verbal acknowledgment from colleagues and supervisors.

The shift is, on one level, an acknowledgment of the new political reality here, and indeed around the region, as Islamist groups come to power.

Even the three formidable Fox moderators (including Chris Wallace) were limited in their understanding of him by what they expected of political candidates — acknowledgment of some minimal level of consistency, plausibility, and accountability.

This strategy seems on one level an acknowledgment of the commercial reality that contemporary audiences require speed, narrative drive -- that the meditative temperament of a more traditional ghost story would strike them as dull and static.

"When people don't feel a level of acknowledgment, that's when they really constrict and, in the most serious cases, very significant sabotage against the company begins to occur," said Michelle L. Reina, a management consultant and co-author of "Trust and Betrayal in the Workplace" (Berrett-Koehler, 1999).

This was consistent with the findings of Chukwone and Okorji (2008), except for the fact that in their study women had a higher WTP, primarily because they were more engaged with harvesting NTFPs than men and perhaps their higher WTP reflected a level of acknowledgment for the value of NTFPs on their part.