Sentence examples for calls for acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
But that calls for acknowledgment of the basic cause.MORRIS HIRSCHPort Moody, British ColumbiaReplies to GatesSIR Bill Gates claims (June 13th) that the antitrust action against Microsoft is misdirected.
It calls for acknowledgment of a serious problem, quick action, resources, and accountability.
Raymond called for acknowledgment of local NGOs, transparency of aid spending and a greater focus on the recovery process beyond the initial search and rescue efforts.
Some politicians have called for an acknowledgment of past practices and an amnesty for those who participated.
He will call for an acknowledgment that the EU is a multi-currency grouping and a pledge that companies based outside the eurozone should not face discrimination.
In July the Working committee offered its co-operation in the war effort and in return called for an acknowledgment by Britain of the complete independence of India and a declaration that, as an immediate step in giving effect to it, a provisional national government at the centre would be formed.
Codispoti also called for an acknowledgment of the challenges facing women with disabilities, and the need for accessibility to programs for mental health and drug/alcohol treatment programs.
In addition to calling for US acknowledgment of civilian deaths, including subsequent payments to victims and families, Obama called for the Director of National Intelligence to issue a public report by May 1 of every year detailing the number of airstrikes and resultant deaths the previous year that occur outside areas of active hostilities.
The White decision was thus something of a triumph for legal realism, the jurisprudential philosophy that calls for a frank acknowledgment of the role politics and other real-world factors play in judicial decision-making.
It is a call for a 'Space', for acknowledgment, for realizing that people's lives are at stake.
The situation that prompts worship thus calls for change or for the acknowledgment of change.
