Sentence examples for government acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
They amount to a Government acknowledgment that it has totally failed to correct decades-old inefficiencies.
The court, for example, required Musharraf to present alleged terror suspects - some of whom were likely "rendered" to Pakistan by the CIA - detained for years without government acknowledgment.
Any government acknowledgment of the use of AT&T's network to conduct surveillance would be an advantage for terrorists, he said.
She also became a regular speaker at woman suffrage gatherings, demanding to know if women's wartime deeds "do not place woman as man's equal, what do?" Tubman sought government acknowledgment of her own wartime service -- "as nurse and cook in hospitals and as commander of several men... as scouts," as her pension application attested.
Without a formal government acknowledgment of such union (the marriage) then families can be broken, people bankrupted, children taken away, health insurance denied and more.
Most people I talk to from my home state agree that people should have the right to government acknowledgment.
To endorse and strengthen national forest policy and to reflect Governments acknowledgment of the role the private sector plays in reforestation, land policy changes have been considered.
The White House distributed her warning to agencies across the government, an acknowledgment by the Obama administration that there are limits to employee surveillance.
While no amount of compensation could ever bring Mitchell back, the federal government's acknowledgment that his death was avoidable was greatly appreciated, lawyer Peter Koutsoukis said.
Mr. Krantz countered that the charges against his client did not warrant the denial of bail, particularly in light of the government's acknowledgment that it had no evidence that Mr. Abraham knew the purpose of the money transfer.
But despite the government's acknowledgment of the problem and recent initiatives, there is a considerable disconnect between the three key sites of practice – statutory children's services, the domestic violence and abuse sector and child contact agencies.
