Sentence examples for public acknowledgements from inspiring English sources

His was one of several public acknowledgements by delegates that members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries were flouting quotas to profit from historically high oil prices.

For instance, public acknowledgements or rewards for innovative teaching contribute to a culture of continual improvement; stipends for scholarship of teaching and learning can make it worthwhile and normative for instructors to attend closely to issues in their own classroom; and including discussion of teaching in departmental meetings contributes to normalizing conversations about instruction.

As such, for many conservatives, the Establishment Clause solely prevents the establishment of a state church, not public acknowledgements of God nor "developing policies that encourage general religious beliefs that do not favor a particular sect and are consistent with the secular government's goals".

Since these public acknowledgements, a vast body of research evidence has developed around the health consequences of tobacco use and a range of tobacco control strategies.

That was the first public acknowledgement of the abuse.

Perhaps he views a public acknowledgement as the ultimate defeat.

And the victims never achieved justice or even public acknowledgement for their suffering.

"He never asked for public acknowledgement or anything like that," says Batmanghelidjh.

This is all being carried out without any form of public acknowledgement or debate.

Some victims had waited almost half a century for a public acknowledgement of their plight.

Maybe, in general, public life has always been dominated by men, because men crave public acknowledgement more than women do.