Sentence examples for expressed acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
Then, like a backward rapture, they disappear, with the tacit or expressed acknowledgment that this is not their time.
Of course, you don't want brag about your children's good deeds (e.g., "My son spent the weekend saving the world!," said with self-congratulation), but a heart-felt and appropriately expressed acknowledgment to others for what your children have done can go a long way to teaching them about gratitude.
The authors wish to express their acknowledgment for this support.
cWe express our acknowledgment to the anonymous colleague who proposed this explanation.
We specially want to express our acknowledgment to Prof. Ulrich Krawinkel who encouraged us to work on the MMP19 project.
Various expressions of regret and statements acknowledging the role of the Japanese military in operating the "comfort women" system have been made by different Japanese government officials, but none, including the latest apology, has expressed an unconditional acknowledgment that the Japan as a state was responsible for these violations.
The authors express their acknowledgments to the Fundação Araucária, FAPESP, CAPES and CNPq for financial support to the laboratories involved and the company Cequil-SP, for the adhesive donation.
Authors express their acknowledgments to Dr. Udaykumar Ranga for providing HIV-1B Tat protein and Tat expression vectors.
After the Israeli statement, a White House spokesman said the Bush administration welcomed what Israel had done, and expressed gratitude for its acknowledgment that its activities in the West Bank were inconsistent with American policy.
Even on his worst days, when he has committed an error or gone hitless with three strikeouts, Jose Reyes can usually find a way to smile at least once through his troubles or express a humble acknowledgment that he has done something wrong.
He repeatedly expressed concerns that any American acknowledgment that it was using cyberweapons — even under the most careful and limited circumstances — could enable other countries, terrorists or hackers to justify their own attacks.
