Sentence examples for intended to acknowledge from inspiring English sources
It is perhaps a pre-emptive, self-critical strike intended to acknowledge the artist's own privileged status.
The self-miniaturization was, perhaps, intended to acknowledge the relative smallness of the artist's own experience in comparison with what Mohammed el Gharani had endured.
"These awards are intended to acknowledge and make publicly visible the outstanding contribution graduate students make to the teaching mission of the University," von Hoene says.
There has been a semantic readjustment, obviously intended to acknowledge that when a flood pours out of the mountains it might be half rock.
"This display is intended to acknowledge the undeniable role that the Ten Commandments and Bill of Rights have played in developing the American legal tradition," said Mr. Robinson, a Republican.
Smith and Alvi also said Vice will no longer make employees sign its "non-traditional workplace agreement," a contract intended to acknowledge they might deal with "offensive, indecent, violent or disturbing content" in the course of their work, but which some interpreted to mean they could not complain about harassment.
Replacing the word "mother" with "parent" was intended to both acknowledge the role of the male partner in the process of prevention of vertical transmission and lighten any potential stigma for women.
In 2014, the University of Michigan professor Holly Craig introduced Toggle Talk, which provided lesson plans intended to help students acknowledge and shift between the English spoken in their homes and standard "academic" English.
A: These awards are intended primarily to acknowledge the work of benefits-eligible employees.
These awards are intended primarily to acknowledge the work of service, support, administrative, and sponsored research staff.
Although these awards are intended primarily to acknowledge the work of service, support, administrative, and sponsored research staff, they can also include faculty and other academic staff.
