Sentence examples for partial acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
Partial acknowledgment must also go to my friend and guest blogger Dave Steele, for coining the term "the Gynapse".
Only one of Tony Blair's mea culpas in his CNN interview stands out as truly significant: his partial acknowledgment that without the Iraq war there would be no Islamic State (Isis).
The partial acknowledgment of the injustice and unworkability of the austerity measures came only after popular resistance and the peaceful revolt of the indignant scored its first major victory for the anti-austerity and pro-democracy campaign.
Mr. Newman's measured and partial acknowledgment of accountability goes to the heart of the United States District Court trial, now in its fourth week, to assign responsibility for the disaster.
As Martin Chulov (The crucial point: a partial acknowledgment that without the war there would have been no Isis, 26 October) quite rightly states, the Iraq war stoked these divisions, destroying the country, favouring Shia, oppressing Sunni and generating the chaos of a civil religious war.
The latest evidence from Istanbul further strains the Kingdom's position on Khashoggi's disappearance, which has shifted from outright denial to an impending acknowledgment of partial culpability.
There are economic consequences attached to the officially sanctioned victory, of course (with residuals, Pacquiao, the former WBO welterweight champion, will earn $25m£15.6m $16m $16morere than his opponent) but the acknowledgment of the masses, however partial, has become at least an equally legitimate statement in an era of often appalling decisions.
At a news conference last week, Mr. Karzai conceded that some government officials had been "partial" to him and some to other candidates, an apparent acknowledgment that fraud had occurred.
This project was also partially supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) under Grant No. 1434421 to J.K.O. and M.A. and by the NSF Grant No. 1511626 to J.L. and Y.M. Acknowledgment is made to the Donors of the American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund for partial support of this research.
It appeared to be an acknowledgment of the Israeli and Palestinian negotiators' reluctance to come to a hasty partial agreement, despite the eagerness of the Bush administration for results before its term ends in January.
