Sentence examples for acknowledgment that there was from inspiring English sources
In one case, a school was set up despite the acknowledgment that there was never likely to be a need for more primary places in the area.
But the forecast was leavened by the company's acknowledgment that there was little certainty in business trends for the foreseeable future, especially in the advertising market.
And it is an acknowledgment that there was prejudice not only in the award of medals, but in the treatment of Japanese-Americans, who were placed in segregated internment camps during the war.
Paul M. Smith, a lawyer for the video game industry, faced a barrage of hostile questions from those three justices, who elicited from him the acknowledgment that there was nothing states could do to regulate the sale of, in Justice Alito's words, "the most violent, sadistic, graphic video game that can be developed".
But industry officials -- who have been busy defending S.U.V.'s against criticism from groups involved in environmental and safety issues -- said the effort to develop voluntary safety standards was not an acknowledgment that there was anything inherently unsafe about S.U.V.'s.
"It's also an official acknowledgment that there's this kind of wonderful artistic ferment going on in Hunts Point".
The Bridgeport Diocese also apologized to the victims and agreed to a public acknowledgment "that there were incidents of abuse".
"This is an acknowledgment that there is a process under way inside that country that even a year and a half, two years ago, nobody foresaw".
It is worth noting that N.H.T.S.A. uses the term "ejection mitigation," an acknowledgment that there is no practical way to provide total protection.
The majority's opinion was particularly heartening for its forthright acknowledgment that there are other sources of judicial inspiration beyond the country's founders.
