Sentence examples for not adequately acknowledge from inspiring English sources

The law does not adequately acknowledge how the relationship of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to their land and waters can and do adapt to changing circumstances.

At the same time, executives at the Big Board's parent have complained that Nasdaq initially did not adequately acknowledge responsibility for the problem last week.

Stephen L. Carter, in his laudable call for a renewed effort to address race and poverty, does not adequately acknowledge the important role that affirmative action has played in unraveling the two.

Addressing industry criticism that Oceana's by-catch report did not adequately acknowledge the progress that the U.S. fishing industry has recently made with regard to by-catch, Keledjian said that the nonprofit's goal was to provide an "overview of the by-catch problem" in the U.S.

Isolating the HIV epidemic as a developing world problem does not adequately acknowledge the global scope of the disease nor the subsequent global benefit of advances in treatment.

Mr. Lee was often faulted for not adequately acknowledging the contributions of his illustrators, especially Mr. Kirby.

"The Bank of England has not adequately acknowledged the potential disruption and costs to the cash supply industry and retail sectors," Doyle said.

General Van Riper said he complained at the time that important lessons of his simulated victory were not adequately acknowledged across the military.

The UN's reluctance to acknowledge its share of responsibility is compounded by the failures of domestic and regional transitional justice, which means the nature of the crime of Srebrenica is still not adequately acknowledged.

Because having a child leave home to go to university is regarded as a measure of success – a sign that you have prepared them for the world – the downsides are often not adequately acknowledged.

"Is this the right thing in international affairs?" He expressed resentment that Washington had not adequately acknowledged what he called Iran's "steps of good will," noting that Iran had arrested and expelled more than 250 Al Qaeda suspects since the American-led intervention in Afghanistan a year ago.