Sentence examples for and it acknowledges the from inspiring English sources

It speaks the language ordinary people speak, and it acknowledges the reality of ordinary people's lives.

The Nickliss Prize is given for the most original book in U.S. women's and/or gender history, and it acknowledges the generations of women whose opportunities were constrained by the historical circumstances in which they lived.

It addresses the need of patients and caregivers to voice their experience, to be heard and to be valued, and it acknowledges the power of narrative to change the way care is given and received.

And it acknowledges the influence of the Renaissance Italian architect Andrea Palladio on the design of the house, which covers 600 square meters, or 6,458 square feet, and is made of stone.

And it acknowledges the men who were part of the movement: Ms. Schapiro's "Blue Burst Fan," a collage of kimono-esque fabrics on a shaped canvas, hangs opposite Robert Kushner's messily exuberant "Blue Flounce".

Not only does the film extol the determination and heroism of Lewis and Clark, but it also pays tribute to the vital contributions of their Indian interpreter, Sacagawea (pronounced here sa-CA-ga-WEE-ah, with a hard G, although the issue is in dispute), who gave birth to a son on the trip; and it acknowledges the role of York, Clark's black slave and companion.

The tone of Mr. Fitter's statement was conciliatory, and it acknowledged the sensitivity of the 15percentt rule and its effects.

And it acknowledged the obvious: "some of the authorities that were expanded or created in the aftermath of September 11th unduly sacrifice fundamental interests in individual liberty, personal privacy, and democratic governance".

In reviewing what happened, the report shies away from criticizing individual measures or people, and it acknowledged the heightened need for timely intelligence because of the threat of "massive terrorist attacks involving nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons".

Last week, the BBC said that the public affairs program "Newsnight" had erred in identifying a "senior Thatcher-era politician" — Mr. McAlpine, who was treasurer of the Conservative Party in the early 1980s under Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher — as the child abuser, and it acknowledged the error as a case of mistaken identity.

It's his first album, first year, and it acknowledges that the Brits chose the right guy for the critics' choice award last year".