Sentence examples for clear acknowledgement of from inspiring English sources

The 'but' being a clear acknowledgement of my rank desperation.

The announcement that Stone Love – one of the most respected outfits in Jamaica – will appear this year is a clear acknowledgement of the event's inspiration.

In the Balkans, where the conflict is more recent and the death toll far higher, there's little hope of moving forward until there is accountability for all involved – including the UN, and through both the ICTY and regional truth commissions – and a clear acknowledgement of who, exactly, is responsible for what.

On the other hand, in the Philebus 16c-17aa) Plato gives clear acknowledgement of the debt he owes to men before his time who posit limit and unlimited as basic principles.

We resolved this issue by developing a coding rule that there must be a clear acknowledgement of ownership by the student of the ideas or there must be a clear acknowledgement that the ideas pre-dated the class.

In the light of the above metaphor one can claim that one of the most distinctive and significant features of the biogenetic regulations of the Council of Europe is the clear acknowledgement of all human beings' – from the first moments of their existence – as being worthy of human dignity (Para.

I became hooked on that open acknowledgement of suffering.

This a clear acknowledgement by some of the biggest names in the industry that this problem has been solved and it makes little sense to try and reinvent the wheel.

However, I'm sad that there was no clear acknowledgement by the film of the efforts of so many in the years before 1987, when ACT UP started.

Fatah wanted a clear acknowledgement that the goal of the national struggle was the establishment of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza, and that resistance, armed and popular, should be confined to these areas.

We don't find this kind of clear acknowledgement in strong representationalists about pain (but see Tye 2006a, 2006b).