Sentence examples for open acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

Not all denialists are taking these steps towards open acknowledgment of their desires.

But a more open acknowledgment of past errors would give greater confidence that future targets might be hit.

But by then Mao had been made insecure by the open acknowledgment of the Party's policy errors by Liu Shaoqi and others.

That denial stood in sharp contrast to the Kremlin's open acknowledgment of its sale of shoulder-launched SA-24s to Hugo Chávez's Venezuela.

But the nature of the accusations against Conlin could turn an open acknowledgment of them into an awkward situation in a museum frequented by young children.

JERUSALEM — There are pasted-on half pages, numerous cross-outs and insertions in meticulous penmanship and an open acknowledgment that some of the mathematics was beyond even him.

His conscious, open, and unashamed acknowledgment of earlier contributions to scientific inquiry was foreign to the spirit, method, and purpose of the theologians of the time.

The work of Webber, and others, opened the first acknowledgment of the impossibility to divide in a clear way planners and planned actors, decision makers and decision takers.

It is "remarkable," Mr Deigh observes, "that Alito's opinion, though opening with an acknowledgment that the case is one of first impression, is devoid of any attempt to understand from Ledbetter's perspective...at what point someone in her situation would realize that she had been the victim of sex-based discrimination in pay".

Even in California, which enrolled nearly 1.4 million people in its first open enrollment, there is acknowledgment that more effort is needed.

The open recruitment is an acknowledgment that Softbank has become big and that he wants to keep it entrepreneurial, so it doesn't end up a timid plodder like so many other firms in Japan.