Sentence examples for further acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

Further acknowledgment of Mr. Cornelison's rock-star status — and the Blackhawks' resurgent popularity — was on display this week.

The emblem on the triangle is a further acknowledgment of that important ritual: it is a full-round pig's tusk, held in high veneration by the people.

Indeed, in the preface there is a famous passage in which l'Hopital expresses his especial indebtedness to John Bernoulli and asserts that his book will present the discoveries of various persons without further acknowledgment.

"Awarding the honour of a CBE shows how much the tide of opinion has changed and is further acknowledgment of the wrongs of the past and the 25 years' hard work we have all had putting things right," he said.

"In addition, this council, in further acknowledgment of the serious predatory sexual allegations spanning over six decades, agrees that if the council had been aware of such revelations at the time of Sir Jimmy Savile's nomination for honorary freeman of the borough of Scarborough, the council would have refused it.

First, it is further acknowledgment by WHO that headache disorders are major causes of public ill-health.

Further, acknowledgments that a very small contingent of banks potentially could manipulate rates suggests that the Fed may very well have seen this coming".

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There is a requirement for further understanding and acknowledgment of the compromise that exists when palliative care consultations are delivered via telehealth; clinicians and families need to agree that the compromise is acceptable, and that the benefits outweigh the loss in human presence.

A "Generation Berlin," the young people moving to the new capital, is eager to take freedom and openness still further in a full acknowledgment of the Nazi past, but also a determination to look forward.

WASHINGTON — The chairman of the Senate Finance Committee told colleagues on Friday that he would soon present them with a detailed proposal for overhauling the nation's health care system in an effort to force either an agreement or an acknowledgment that further bipartisan negotiations would be futile.