Sentence examples for made to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

They must be made to acknowledge the extent of the problem and take responsibility".

The world must be made to acknowledge that Tamir Rice's life mattered.

On a more encouraging note, while the term Jap is uttered from time to time, some effort has been made to acknowledge the humanity of the adversaries.

President Jammeh should be made to acknowledge this before his people, the people of Africa and the rest of the world.

Although not everything is resolved – victims and families of people killed in the disaster are still waiting for full compensation – the accord does at least show that companies can be made to acknowledge and act upon their supply-chain responsibility.

He told a hearing of the western hemisphere subcommittee of the House committee on foreign affairs last month that Cuba must be made to acknowledge the property owners or any US investment in the country and the normalisation of relations would be illegal.

What noise would you make to acknowledge pain?

A new admissions policy is just one of the unprecidented changes the school plans on making to acknowledge its role in the slave trade.

But how much sense does it make to acknowledge far and wide the calamitous effects of childhood obesity, yet continue to peddle multi-colored marshmallows to 6-year-olds as "part of a complete breakfast"?

"But if you want to make improvements, you have to acknowledge the underbelly".

"It really is a tool for us to tell our positive stories and, at times when mistakes are made, to also acknowledge our mistakes," said Hassan Aden, the director of research and programs for the International Association of Chiefs of Police.