Sentence examples for manual acknowledges from inspiring English sources

But Bryan Garner, the author of the manual, acknowledges that the "comp-" pronunciation has become "virtually universal".

The manual acknowledges that the likelihood of developing a health problem increases with time, but that healthy aging -- postponing or reducing its undesired effects -- is quite achievable.

It could be used with any subject anywhere, and the manual acknowledges that all mental illness, including the DSM diagnoses, is shaped by the surrounding culture.

Advocates said the new manual acknowledged journalists' right to interview enemy combatants and placed the onus on commanders to discern between the actions of reporters and combatants.

The manual also acknowledges the obvious: "In many ways, the conduct of counterinsurgency is counterintuitive to the traditional American view of war".

But the manual itself acknowledged that historically, sorting out hobby losses "has been a difficult issue to pursue".

The current version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, the DSM-IV, acknowledges that stage fright (and shyness in social situations) is common and not necessarily a sign of illness.

In fairness, the manual distributed with FDIST2 acknowledges this point, but the perception in the literature is that FDist is robust.

Dr. Susan E. Swedo, a senior investigator at the National Institute of Mental Health who heads the diagnostic manual group working on autism, acknowledges the difficulty of describing such a variable disorder.

A well-managed, inclusive patronage system is often the only way of running such countries – as a new army field manual, according to the Times, acknowledges.

The MAAS-Global Manual offers guidelines to rate communication skills and acknowledges that CFs play a role, but leaves implicit how to incorporate contextual influences.