Sentence examples for an official acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
"It's also an official acknowledgment that there's this kind of wonderful artistic ferment going on in Hunts Point".
"No matter how extensive, the WikiLeaks disclosure is no substitute for an official acknowledgment" that the documents are authentic, Judge Kollar-Kotelly wrote.
The draft is, at least, an official acknowledgment that change is necessary, and that, as in all things, is the first step towards recovery.
He said she was only interested in an official acknowledgment from the Thurmond family or from a court that she is his daughter.
While it's commendable to finally see an official acknowledgment of the hideous conditions in which the carriage horses are forced to exist, the suggested remedies would just be a Band-Aid for an inherently inhumane situation.
The huge size of the commission — about 10percentt of the total cost of the submarines — is not being investigated despite an official acknowledgment by the Malaysian government that it was made to a company linked to Mr. Najib's aide, who was acquitted in connection with Ms. Shaariibuu's murder.
One reporter from Hong Kong was detained for hours, prompting an unusual official acknowledgment that the police might have overdone it.
The statement was a rare official acknowledgment of abuses in Rakhine, home to a large Muslim population known as the Rohingya, who have long suffered persecution at the hands of Myanmar's Buddhist majority.
They demanded a clear, official acknowledgment of responsibility for the atrocity and compensation – some $2.7bn of it – for the victims' families.
The country's experts have long discussed the possibility of such a mission, but this is the first official acknowledgment of a decision to proceed.The document is, however, more than a mere claim to vainglory.
The disclosure by H. Marshall Jarrett, the head of the department's Office of Professional Responsibility, was the first official acknowledgment of an internal review of the legal memorandums the department has issued since 2002 that authorized waterboarding and other harsh interrogation methods.
