Sentence examples for children acknowledges from inspiring English sources
Mr. Greenberg, who has been married three times and has four children, acknowledges that he is no model manager.
Mr. Russell, a co-founder of Invisible Children, acknowledges that he has not made the most nuanced or academic of films.
Mark Dadds, a psychologist at the University of New South Wales who studies antisocial behavior in children, acknowledges that "no one is comfortable labeling a 5-year-old a psychopath". But, he says, ignoring these traits may be worse.
Garland, who is married to the actress Paloma Baeza, with whom he has two children, acknowledges he can be "distracted and difficult and weird to be around", but tries to keep a clear distinction between his work and home lives.
Save the Children acknowledges that there are no easy solutions in balancing the need to act compassionately and humanely towards people fleeing persecution, while also developing effective policy responses to the increasing migration and refugee flows in the region.
The new document, Valuing All God's Children, acknowledges that within the Anglican community there is a wide range of beliefs about homosexuality and that it is a "very divisive issue" for the church.
Thirty-eight children acknowledged sleep paralysis and 30 acknowledged hypnagogic hallucinations.
It vindicates the families in their long fight for justice for their children, acknowledging official failures and indifference.
Most of all, we need a comprehensive system for all children, acknowledging that in a tolerant society religious groups deserve equal but not special treatment.
A person close to the Gambino children acknowledged yesterday that the two men had traveled to Washington but declined to describe the visit further.
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), which aided national efforts to improve the health, nutrition, education, and general welfare of children, acknowledged that the risk of children's becoming victims of human trafficking had increased since the earthquake.
