Sentence examples for appropriate acknowledges from inspiring English sources

He implies that an order for the subsidiary to sue on its debt commitment letters is appropriate, acknowledges that in the case at hand such an order on specific performance of the equity commitment letter is barred by the Providence guarantee, and mulls an order that would require the subsidiary seek out other private equity buyers to fulfill the equity commitment.

Some of the criticism is appropriate," acknowledged Richard Brennan, director of the WHO's Department of Emergency Risk Management and Humanitarian Response.

The BBC grants any third party a fully paid-up, perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive license to use, modify and sub-license all concepts, design elements and novel technical solutions in Olinda, provided such third party conspicuously and appropriately publishes on each copy an appropriate notice acknowledging the BBC and the copyright that it owns.

On stage, his demeanor entirely appropriate, he acknowledges the audience with no pandering or avoidance, but once he begins to play, he is bringing serenity to his soul, and if listeners like it, good for them.

In a statement announcing the revote, the company said tonight, "Although the company believes that the shareowner vote was fair and appropriate, it acknowledges concerns raised at yesterday's shareowners' meeting that some people may have been confused about 401(k) plan voting procedures".

A more appropriate model acknowledges the holistic, complex, and adaptive nature of health systems and their broader environment.

"It seems perfectly appropriate to acknowledge someone who is a part-time resident".

When you've won by getting lucky, it is appropriate to acknowledge your luck to the person you beat.

I think it's appropriate to acknowledge the change in happy circumstances, but would hate to offend anyone who may be nursing wounds.

Cayton added: "I think it's appropriate to acknowledge there are many people in the press who are concerned, but these are matters that relate to the charter, to the entire scheme, rather than the decision we have to make".

In the context of an inter-ethnic encounter, a plural understanding of morality (Zigon 2008) is appropriate to acknowledge both overlapping and differing notions of right and wrong.