Sentence examples similar to acknowledgment of the struggle from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration has offered up a perverse acknowledgment of this struggle: a proposed change in Labor Department regulations that would enable employers to deny overtime pay for millions of workers.

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton shook up her presidential campaign yesterday, replacing campaign manager and longtime aide Patti Solis Doyle with Maggie Williams, her former White House chief of staff, in an acknowledgment of the unexpectedly difficult struggle in which she finds herself against Sen. Barack Obama.

The words signal sympathy for the people of the Gulf Coast, an acknowledgment of the magnitude of their struggle.

NOT for the first time, Armenians sense a moment of vindication in their struggle for the acknowledgment of the tragedy that befell their forebears during the first world war.

"This is not a history of the struggle for Bangladesh's independence," the author writes in the acknowledgments, "but the rendering of a family's passionately held memories.

Harrison's candour is a delicate acknowledgment of the imperative to heal the schism between farmers, often struggling to make ends meet, and the rest of us, including naturalists critical of their conservation methods.

The point of the struggle?

Everyone wishes Mourning the best in his struggle with focal glomerulosclerosis, a degenerative kidney disease, but how about some acknowledgment of the investment the Nets made in him and the puny return?

But widespread acknowledgment of the influence is new.

An acknowledgment of the complexities would have sufficed.

Or at least some acknowledgment of the artifice.