Sentence examples for acknowledgment that it is from inspiring English sources

The problem, however, is that the keystone of containment -- American power -- is also self-jamming in ways indicated by the Obama administration's acknowledgment that it is giving up its two-year campaign for a freeze on Israeli construction of settlements in occupied territory.

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.

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.

What helps the critic keep his or her balance is the acknowledgment that it is hyperbole, that there is a rhetoric of aesthetic experience — the experience of reading poems or listening to songs we're strongly attached to — that is always in excess of the actual content.

Is this a long-overdue acknowledgment that it's morally bankrupt to make money off of imprisoning human beings?

A new index and guides to its sections offer a belated acknowledgment that it was not always the most accessible of publications.

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.

At the very least it was an irrefutable acknowledgment that it was not only about creativity and innovation.

On the one hand they want them to have it, but on the other there is something unbearable about the acknowledgment that it's passed on.