Sentence examples for powers acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Nowhere have foreign powers acknowledged the Islamic Republic's much-vaunted "right" to enrich uranium, complains Mr Shariatmadari.

2. How do different world powers acknowledge past atrocity?

The war itself went on – but images of Biafra did at last make the old colonial powers acknowledge Africans as fellow human beings and accept a duty of compassion, periodically rekindled by such pictures as Kevin Carter's 1994 image of a Sudanese child apparently stalked by a vulture.

Scottish Power acknowledged that it had signed forward contracts in the first quarter of 2001 promising to pay $200 a megawatt hour, only to witnesss market prices plummet to $30 a megawatt hour.

Nintendo Power acknowledged the title's voice acting in its 2005 Nintendo Power Awards, while IGN gave the game the "Best Artistic Design" award in its "Best of 2005" segment.

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Power acknowledges the trade-offs in geopolitics in a way that did not figure into her theories a decade ago.

LaMont Keen, the C.E.O. of Idaho Power, acknowledges that the company, with its large cohort of farmers, has a different customer base than most other power companies.

Proponents of solar power acknowledge, however, that without the rebates and the high cost of other electricity, solar energy would be considered too expensive for most projects.

Mr. Wurm, who reports that his company is negotiating with an automobile manufacturer (he won't say which one) to retrofit a plant with algae power, acknowledges that the nascent technology costs more than solar or conventional fuel systems.

But the investigators from the Office of Congressional Ethics, which does not have subpoena power, acknowledge that they do not have compelling proof that Mr. Jackson ever specifically pushed Mr. Nayak to raise money for the governor in order to get the appointment.