Sentence examples for clear acknowledgment of from inspiring English sources

But she said she took the totality of their interviews as clear acknowledgment of his role in masterminding the bombings.

"The Lost Child" is a cry for help and a plea for a clear acknowledgment of the toll this drug is taking on our children.

Scheduling the final in prime time for the first time last year was a clear acknowledgment of the popularity of the women's game.

The royal request that Edén form a government in 1917 after the Liberal and Social Democratic election victory is considered the first clear acknowledgment of the principle of parliamentary government in Swedish history.

"The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has yet to offer a clear acknowledgment of its own complicity in the shameful witch hunt of the 50s that was the blacklist," writes Penn.

Monday's decision to resume talks was a clear acknowledgment of how much Europe and Russia need each other economically, especially as the global financial crisis reorders priorities, foreign ministers and analysts said.

Obama said he wants the U.N. Security Council to produce a "crystal-clear acknowledgment" of the North's action.

That dominated Saturday's talks here at a secluded estate, but ended without a clear acknowledgment by Mr. Xi of any culpability.

The election of Turkson by the College of Cardinals, most of whom still come from Europe, would be clear acknowledgment that the leadership of the Church has to reflect this shifting center of gravity.

Maybe a bit lacking in poetry — but it was a clear acknowledgment that he faces an implacable, irrational opposition, together with a forceful defense of progressive values.

The changes were the department's clearest acknowledgment yet of its struggle to find recruits for the 40,000-member force.