Sentence examples for own acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

Maybe every Canadian needs to write her own acknowledgment.

By her own acknowledgment, Ms. Weymouth lacks ease and rapport with the newsroom.

And by Farmer Mac's own acknowledgment, its prized government guarantee would be of no use in a squeeze.

Back then, lottery positions were doled out mostly as political patronage, and by Ms. Hargrove's own acknowledgment, she was put in the job with few expectations.

In consequence, and by Mr. Taher's own acknowledgment, his publication tends to reflect the sort of sunny outlook a mainstream paper might dismiss as boosterism.

Assimilated, wrapped in layers of crosscultural identity, often secular in their outlook, many Jews cannot really be pegged as such but for their own acknowledgment of ancestral history.

"The first is that the very act of acknowledgment seems to suggest that something has been accomplished," he wrote in his own acknowledgments.

"This board, and all members of this board, by their own acknowledgments, drank the Kool-Aid," said Patrick McGurn, a senior vice president at Institutional Shareholder Services.

The 15-count indictment and Mr. Ravi's own videotaped acknowledgment of many of the facts gave the prosecutors a powerful arsenal.

Much of the blame was laid with Mr. Sarkozy, for having said through aides that France regarded the commemorations as "primarily a Franco-American occasion," and Britain's prime minister, Gordon Brown, who arranged to attend the commemorations himself, but never, by his own officials' acknowledgment, thought to ask if the queen would like to go.

My own resolutions are acknowledgments of some past mistakes in my garden with a promise that I will not do them again.