Sentence examples for means of acknowledging from inspiring English sources

These time-honored rituals, in which callers identify themselves by first name and place of residence, provide a public means of acknowledging ties to the old neighborhood even as one moves elsewhere.

The first mode of being is necessary as a means of acknowledging God's unity; but the second mode of being is just as necessary, for, as James puts it (Quodl.

Biblical sacrifices do not represent human attempts to purchase forgiveness; instead, they offer a ritual means of acknowledging the costliness of sin and alienation from God.

Conflict of interest rules are a means of acknowledging that such problems may arise and offering guidance for individuals in managing these circumstances.

The THANKS principle is well known and deeply rooted in Ojibway natural resource harvesting and management as an important means of acknowledging relationships to the beings that sustain individuals in their daily life (Densmore 1928).

Adapting to change also means, of course, acknowledging that investment in public services must be matched by reforms which recognise, as the prime minister suggested, that people "want power in their own hands".

Some of this expresses the obligation of any good designer to honor an economy of means, to acknowledge that architecture, like governance, is primarily the art of spending other people's money.

It's a matter of acknowledging the problem, realizing what this means for businesses and actually doing something about it.

At a minimum, that means publicly acknowledging the right of Israel to retaliate forcefully against attacks on its citizens.Sinclair KossoffChicagoHome truthsSIR – Homeowners generally occupy their property as their primary residence ("The houses that saved the world", March 30th).

The standing ovation he received must have been meant to acknowledge the sheer audacity of the performance rather than its musicality.

It also means articulating, acknowledging, and appreciating all of our body parts, even - especially - those "down there".       .