Sentence examples for been fully acknowledged from inspiring English sources

They landed at Torbay and marched to London, which was put under Dutch military occupation until the spring of 1690, by which time William had been fully acknowledged as England's new ruler.

Dr. Jarvik, who had submitted a competing design for the victims' memorial, criticized the winning design, saying that the extraordinary amounts of both water and electricity it would use had not been fully acknowledged.

And it calls attention to a sad epilogue that will play out in Libya: an AIDS epidemic that has never been fully acknowledged and that continues to spread, even as the 426 children who figured in this case depend on treatment in a system ill prepared for the task.

Kahlo featured in Chicago's best-known work, The Dinner Party (1974-79); a huge table laid for an elaborate feast, each place was set for a woman whose cultural contribution had not, in Chicago's view, been fully acknowledged – Elizabeth I, Emily Dickinson, Virginia Woolf, Georgia O'Keeffe, among others.

"We are not opposed to beaver ever being reintroduced to Scotland; we simply want to ensure that any reintroduction, whatever the species, is only progressed after a robust assessment and justification process which ensures a competent decision in which impacts on land management have been fully acknowledged and accommodated.

The pervasiveness and relevance of asset price booms and busts in modern economies has now been fully acknowledged.

Only Canaris's struggle to be fully acknowledged by history generates some poignancy, thanks to Mr. Hauck's soulful performance.

It was not until he won the Man Booker in 2010 with The Finkler Question that his Jewishness was fully acknowledged.

That reality, or unreality, is fully acknowledged by the actors being onstage, donning their Elizabethan garb, when we enter the theater.

Switzerland's president apologized for the country's wartime refugee policy in 1994, before the extent of its impact was fully acknowledged.

Healthcare communities will need to be fully acknowledged as "co-producers", and their knowledge accorded a proper priority alongside the "privileged" knowledge of professionals, officials and elected members.