Sentence examples for acknowledgment that despite from inspiring English sources

The new pragmatism signals an acknowledgment that despite billions of dollars spent — and billions more allocated for Haiti but unspent — rebuilding has barely begun and 357,785 Haitians still languish in 496 tent camps.

It's a slight wink, an acknowledgment that despite what you may see, money isn't the only relevant metric.

It is also an implicit acknowledgment that, despite her title, her problem is not, after all, with Islam, but with what is done in Islam's name.

One N.Y.C., One Nation, as the program is called, is in some ways an acknowledgment that despite Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's vocal support for the city's immigrants, too many of them remain cut off from the mainstream.

Rather it is an episodic expression of Mr Lane Fox's "thoughtfulness", and his wry acknowledgment that despite all his best efforts like his triennial battle to prune his classical patte d'oie of ornamental pears real gardening begins at the moment you understand that nature "can never be pinned down".

http://www.nccid.ca However, despite universal acknowledgment that antimicrobial resistance is an important Canadian problem together with consistent interest in addressing the issue at a national level, in 2011 there is no comprehensive, integrated, national Canadian program with appropriate governance and funding for limiting the progression of antimicrobial resistance.

It is an acknowledgment that is now long overdue.

Acknowledgment that autism exists is not enough anymore, gentlemen.

If it all seems like a desperate grab for acknowledgment, that's because it is.

At this point, Ernaux lays her scruples about writing aside, an acknowledgment, perhaps, that despite the obstacles she has succeeded in portraying what she rightly calls "an extreme human experience, bearing on life and death, time, law, ethics and taboo -- an experience that sweeps through the body".

It should be noted that despite the US acknowledgment that the negotiations would be based on the 1967 borders allowing for "land swaps" (implicitly giving the Israelis the opportunity to keep many of their settlements), the Israelis reject even that formula.