But, even though he was personally lobbied by the pope on the point, Mr Giscard d'Estaing grants God only the briefest acknowledgment, making reference to "the cultural, religious and humanist inheritance of Europe".For the Poles and their allies, such scanty treatment misrepresents history.
I knew how much effort had been expended in making those acknowledgments as comprehensive and accurate as possible; but I never thought anyone else would notice.
In fact only one of these, the Establishment, made conscious acknowledgment of the concept of "satire".
She made no acknowledgment of her rival even as he sat at a dinner table just feet from where she stood.
Mr. Bush made no acknowledgment today that some military cutbacks began before the Clinton administration, when Mr. Bush's father was president.
Casual checks reveal that some passages are missing, of which, surprisingly, they make no acknowledgment".In the Night of Time" is Tolstoyan in its scale, emotional intensity and intellectual honesty.
The overwhelming public response in Afghanistan has forced the government to make some acknowledgment, said Ahmad Nader Nadery, a former member of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission and the author of a still-unreleased report on mass graves throughout Afghanistan.
Mr. Obama, who was expected to raise $650,000 to $700,000 for Mr. Bennet, made no acknowledgment of the intraparty contretemps here, but he did try to turn Mr. Bennet's political inexperience to his advantage.
When he reviewed his administration's record on foreign policy, he made no acknowledgment of the divide between the United States and some of its most important allies on key treaties and issues like global warming and missile defense.
The 1998 shooting of three unarmed minority men by state troopers on the turnpike galvanized the issue politically, and a year later, Mr. Verniero made his acknowledgment that the problem existed.
