Sentence examples for an acknowledgement on from inspiring English sources
There was, however, also an acknowledgement, on all sides, that the political appetite for reform does not exist, particularly among Republicans.
This seems an acknowledgement on Lyft's part that now is the time to aggressively pursue growth in order to capitalize on its position relative to industry leader Uber.
Buying Motorola is an acknowledgement on Google's part that it must control the experience from software to hardware if it hopes to unseat Apple.
For the chance of a joint authorship, or even an acknowledgement on your paper, your fellow scientists will often gladly tell you their results or send you their stuff.
Google's idea here is surely to convert those standalone Drive users to full G Suite users over time, but it's also an acknowledgement on Google's part that not every business is ready to move away from legacy email tools and desktop-based productivity applications like Word and Excel just yet (and that its online productivity suite may not be right for all of those businesses, too).
While this mixing of campaigns was done without the knowledge of the members of Fall Out Boy, Wentz did post an acknowledgement on August 22, when CFOB again "hijacked" Decaydance Records website.
Launched at Nintendo's Japanese trade show Space World '96, it was placed alongside the Rumble Pak and the 64DD add-on as an acknowledgement of the N64 as a forward-looking, evolving console.
Donor countries made commitments based on an acknowledgement of a particular responsibility, historical or otherwise, way back 40 years ago.
Their ultimate retrieval will depend on an acknowledgement of the depth and breadth of black humanity that American democracy as of yet stubbornly refuses to recognize.
In that instance the court ordered Apple to publish an acknowledgement of the judgement on its website and run ads in paper-based media.
Sometimes a section of transcript that began with an observation on gay men would slip into a commentary on HIV – and vice versa – with little, if any, acknowledgement on the part of the GP that this was occurring.
