Sentence examples for acknowledgment without from inspiring English sources

Susan RoAne, the author of "How to Work a Room," suggests a nod of acknowledgment without engagement, and certainly no interrupting of conversation.

The focus of international human rights law on obligations of states towards people under their jurisdiction, and its tolerance – acknowledgment without condemnation – of resource constraints that limit the practical implementation of state obligations, gives rise to a state-centric version of global justice that tracks rather well with nationalist interpretations of social justice.

Only one of Tony Blair's mea culpas in his CNN interview stands out as truly significant: his partial acknowledgment that without the Iraq war there would be no Islamic State (Isis).

The term was a hedge, an acknowledgment that without sustained firsthand access to a person — even, say, a ubiquitous billionaire celebrity whose teen-age pregnancy, sexual abuse, spiritual evolution, eighteen-year engagement, weight fluctuations, reading tastes, aching "vajayjay," and fondness for candlelit baths are familiar to millions — there's only so much that we can really know.

As Martin Chulov (The crucial point: a partial acknowledgment that without the war there would have been no Isis, 26 October) quite rightly states, the Iraq war stoked these divisions, destroying the country, favouring Shia, oppressing Sunni and generating the chaos of a civil religious war.

Artists copying without acknowledgment is, of course, an old story.

He also accused Wilson of borrowing from the work of other scholars and critics without acknowledgment.

Nonfiction writers have routinely been pilloried for using their own previously published work without acknowledgment.

My mother's birthdays came and went without acknowledgment by my father.

Iverson looked up from his magazine, complied without acknowledgment to the request, then looked back down.

In Holland he produced an illustration that was published, without acknowledgment, in a book by Linnaeus.