Sentence examples for act acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez touched on that balancing act, acknowledging the problems for Bautista and Ortiz.

Waving to the audience when he walked on in the first act, acknowledging applause and even throwing the audience a conspiratorial "What can you do?" smile during Tosca's jealous rant during the first act, he appeared to be enjoying the moment, with one foot in Puccini's world and the other in his own spotlight.

In the landmark ruling, judges rejected a series of lawsuits challenging the EPA's ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act, acknowledging that the agency is "unambiguously correct" in its use of the law.

The Federal Trade Commission, which is charged with enforcing the child protection act, acknowledges the problem.

The Dodd-Frank Act acknowledges that when the F.D.I.C. moves into deals like this with financial companies, it may need some assistance.

Even Mr. Cameron, who has been criticized for trying to tell the euro zone nations how to act, acknowledged on Thursday that, if they failed to solve the crisis, "we are in unchartered territory which carries huge risks for everybody".

Grieve, who was removed from office last year because of his opposition to party policy on scrapping the Human Rights Act, acknowledged that fears over the Strasbourg court's influence dated back to its creation.

But Cruz, a co-sponsor of the USA Freedom Act, acknowledged that while he and Paul "don't agree entirely" on the issue, they both agreed that a robust debate must be had as opposed to simply extending the current law.

Rarely do conservative opponents of the Affordable Care Act acknowledge the real human consequences of their campaign to overturn the healthcare reform law.

The FEMA Independence Act acknowledges what first responders have been saying for years: that it's poor strategy to let anti-terrorism officials interfere with disaster response; that you probably don't want to give one federal agency the right to veto another agency's budget; that allowing DHS to absorb FEMA was a mistake.

Similar to CBT, ACT acknowledges the relevance of language and cognition in psychopathology and psychotherapy, but ACT does not consider thoughts and beliefs to directly cause other behaviours.