Sentence examples for belated acknowledgement from inspiring English sources

It will be seen in Iran as a diplomatic victory and belated acknowledgement of a long-festering Iranian sense of injustice.

Even so, the move could also be a belated acknowledgement of the need to break out of Syria's crippling political and economic stagnation.It might even have been an indirect response to a petition, signed by 300 Syrian intellectuals in May, calling for "comprehensive national reform", including the release of political prisoners and freedom of opinion and assembly.

Serbia's resolution is intended as an act of political and national contrition, while the proposed U.S. resolution is a belated acknowledgement of a grave historical wrong.

Although she had been given the honorary rank of major, and served under a Slade professor, Bell's work and that of her colleagues received only a belated acknowledgement (an MBE) from the British government.

Right now, the liberal foreign minister Guido Westerwelle is under fire for his belated acknowledgement of the role of Nato's bombing campaign in the downfall of the Gaddafi regime.

That belated recognition should be welcomed.

Then came the prolonged ending of Chris Christie's non-campaign for President, and the belated national acknowledgement of #OccupyWallStreet.

That's a belated recognition.

Oddly enough, while Kurtz does highlight some of the disparaging things Trump's surrogates have said about the Khans, he doesn't include any remarks from Trump himself, save for a brief mention of the belated efforts at politeness, and a glancing acknowledgement that Trump wondered why Ms. Khan didn't speak at the convention.

Happy (belated) Limerick Day!

Happy belated birthday, Abe.