Sentence examples for it only acknowledges from inspiring English sources

Another is that Tennessee law, like that of many states, is tilted against the children of same-sex couples because it only acknowledges the biological mother's parental rights—and Republicans are evidently invested in keeping it that way.

Many said it only acknowledged that same-sex unions were taking place in some dioceses, not that such unions were in keeping with church tenets.

Lately I've been finding it hard to trust what I read unless it not only acknowledges that feeling somehow, but takes it even further, caving in the borders between the page and the world beyond.

Evaluating the actual value associated with goods and services provided by agrobiodiversity requires better communication between ecologists and economists, and the realization of the consequences of either overrating its value based on 'received wisdom' about potential services, or underrating it by only acknowledging its future option or quasi-option value.

The department has said it would only acknowledge that a Clery investigation is underway if the school does so first, but a spokesperson for the department repeatedly declined to do so in Dartmouth's case when asked by The Huffington Post on Wednesday.

He only acknowledges one small effect.

And not only acknowledge it, but in some sense glory in it, making it the prime subject of their art.

True, J is set in a future world still trying to recover from a historical catastrophe that it only half acknowledges and does not officially remember (this outbreak of mass violence, presumably a second Holocaust, is shrouded in obfuscation and is always referred to as "what happened, if it happened").

But it's simplistic to only acknowledge the cup run as a factor when it comes to attracting a diverse crowd to Valley Parade.

He still cannot discuss its contents, he can only acknowledge its existence.

Thanks to the Great Recession, Occupy Wall Street, and the ensuing focus on the "1 percent," the gulf between the richest and the rest is now not only acknowledged, it is being cited by people across the political spectrum as an impediment to economic recovery.