Sentence examples for in acknowledgment that from inspiring English sources

Twice Gordon Brown resigned: once in an apparent bid to keep his party in office, then in acknowledgment that its time was up.

Perhaps in acknowledgment that they're getting too old for masochistic tomfoolery, the Jackass crew mix up the formula – by getting even older.

There was disagreement over who had wanted the fight most over the past four years, but they all nodded in acknowledgment that this is the best time for the two men to meet in the ring.

There are two things that make this twerktorial particularly helpful: First, in acknowledgment that that there will likely be myriad Mileys out there come All Hallow's Eve, it offers up some prop suggestions to help one's Cyrus standout from the rest of the pack.

She altered the institutional care routine in acknowledgment that the effects of the atrocity of mass killings and gas showers transcend time and evade cognitive impairment.

These obligations were introduced in acknowledgment that effective national systems are the essential underpinning to any global health security and that such systems are the mechanisms needed to prevent many public health events from reaching the level of international significance.

In an acknowledgment that throws a wrench in Republican talking points, former Attorney General John Ashcroft said on Friday that the criminal justice system does, indeed, have a role to play in trying terrorist suspects.

It was a tongue-in-cheek acknowledgment that the fans were counting on him.

Mrs. Putney said she now spent two summer months in Canada, an acknowledgment that did not take her opponents by surprise.

The company operating the Channel Tunnel, or "chunnel," sought bankruptcy protection in 2006 in an acknowledgment that it would never be able to service its debt payments.

What was missing in this definition was an acknowledgment that - as with eating chocolate and playing video games - too much good can be bad.