Sentence examples similar to acknowledgment of duties from inspiring English sources
The limitations on the freedom of action of the member states may be as trivial as an acknowledgment of their duty to consult with each other before taking some independent action or as significant as the obligation to be bound by majority decisions of the member states.
As a candidate for the vacant Senate seat in Illinois, Commander Kirk must complete the appropriate acknowledgment of limitations required for all candidates on active duty (DoDD 1344.10, paragraph 4.3.5).. Ordinarily this acknowledgment must be completed within 15 days of entering active duty.
The interaction between rights-holders and duty-bearers on the realization of sexual and reproductive rights, and the acknowledgment of the importance of gender power relations on sexual and reproductive decision making could contribute to a better understanding of APs.
For many Americans it was also an acknowledgment of a willingness to sacrifice some part of their time -- that space between day-to-day duties that feels so much like freedom itself -- to protect the real thing.
Yet for all the shock of Falstaff's — and Welles's — exclusion from the castle that he filled with life, there's a moment in the film when Welles seemingly pierces the screen with the anguish of self-recognition, the acknowledgment of his own failings in nourishing his appearance rather than his being, his pleasures rather than his duties.
There was some acknowledgment of the fact that female partners were not always supportive of their husbands being responsible for domestic duties and childrearing due to potential repercussions in their community, including the perception that they bewitched their husbands for behaving differently or that this could lower their husband's status.
10-4: Acknofledgment of previous transmission.
§ 501.712 Acknowledgment of hearing request.
It is an acknowledgment of weakness.
That, too, is an acknowledgment of sorts.
(c) Oath or Acknowledgment of Transfer.
