Sentence examples for explicit acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
And why had he overridden the jury despite his explicit acknowledgment that Jackson might not be the killer?
It's at least an implicit and maybe an explicit acknowledgment that the permitting process for the DAPL fell short of meeting the Standing Rock Sioux's rights.
To Lotz, this was an explicit acknowledgment that he was the star of a show that was being broadcast live, all day and all night.
That drill brought together military and civilian law enforcement and safety organizations – an explicit acknowledgment that in the fight to thwart makeshift bombs, the public is best served when knowledge, skills and equipment are pooled.
Mr. Holder's affirmation of Mr. Leahy's remarks was ambiguous and fell short of explicit acknowledgment that there is a memo about the targeting of citizens whose proposed release led to internal administration debate.
But Mr. Crocker's comments were an explicit acknowledgment that the post-2014 forces may include combat troops, not just the trainers and advisers who had been publicly mentioned before.
Mega-donations, assuming Mr. Zuckerberg makes good on his pledge, are explicit acknowledgments that the money should be plowed back into society.
The diplomats believe that pragmatic leaders in Senegal, South Africa and Nigeria have lost ground to leaders in Namibia, Zimbabwe and Zambia, who have pushed for more explicit acknowledgments of blame.
An Indonesian official made that nation's most explicit acknowledgment that Al Qaeda was operating there.
The end-to-end schemes mostly use three techniques, that is, selective acknowledgments [5], Explicit Loss Notification (ELN) [6 10], and Bandwidth Estimation (BWE) [11 15].
Ms. Quinn, a Democrat, re-emerged this week as the putative front-runner in the race to be mayor, as Mr. Weiner's standing in a poll tumbled after his acknowledgment that the sexually explicit online exchanges with women that prompted his resignation from Congress had continued through last summer.
