Sentence examples for common acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

He laid the blame squarely on the Nazi regime, avoiding the painful but now common acknowledgment among many Germans that average citizens also shared responsibility.

The only recourse is to send through the US mail, which ends up in snail mail hell, never getting the courtesy of a common acknowledgment, which is customary.

And one of the most significant Founders of this country, Benjamin Franklin, was, by common acknowledgment, a "Deist," not taking any definite position on the issue of religion in his many writings.

Indeed Dannenfelser says feminists should make "a common-sense acknowledgment that because of [motherhood] there will be fewer female CEOs".

What all conceptualizations and working definitions of the term political prisoner have in common is their acknowledgment of the importance of power relations, specifically between dissidents and agents of governmental authority or ruling elites.

Another type of acknowledgment common in the 16th and 17th centuries was a prudent bow to the official body, religious or secular, that licensed the printing of the book.

Ultimately, she makes an impassioned plea for a common purpose for the acknowledgment that, at the most basic level, these separate projects belong to a single investigation.

A more common approach was the acknowledgment that the environment could be harmful, but that personal choice, hygiene, and preparation could keep an individual healthy.

It is a typically brilliant and witty acknowledgment of the common ground between Ligeti and the American minimalists.

It stands for Genuine Economic and Monetary Union, a term used in the conclusions of the past two E.U. summit meetings in a tacit acknowledgment that the common currency created by the 1992 Maastricht Treaty was flawed and woefully incomplete.

"Hello, this is the other one" is how we would greet each other on the telephone, in tacit acknowledgment of our common background in Berlin, where countless parents during the 1920s and 1930s had called their daughters Eva.