Sentence examples for the acknowledged dates from inspiring English sources

She explores the big political picture, beyond the acknowledged dates of first and second wave feminism: "The suffrage campaign from 1848 to 1920 is often thought of as the 'first wave' of the women's movement, and women's liberation, in the 1960s and 1970s, as 'the second wave'.

The minister acknowledged dates would have to be arranged regionally, an issue the bill would look into addressing when it would come to be law.

After some coaxing, she acknowledged dating Mr. Kushner, but declined to discuss their relationship.

New projects are having to acknowledge dated infrastructure technology slowing down the introduction of new technological solutions.

The first acknowledged steal dates back to 1993, with one half-a-million diamond stolen from a London jeweler hidden in a jar of face cream, mimicking an act seen in the film The Return of the Pink Panther.

I imagined my eyes as cartoon hearts, my tongue a Tex-Avery-wolf tongue, my hands tied by the truth, universally acknowledged, that dating one's roommate is a very stupid thing to do.

The president acknowledged the portent of the date.

While the magnitude of the problem is now well acknowledged, to date most epidemiologic studies have suffered from the use of simplistic approaches to estimating exposures, often due to limited resources.

The officials acknowledged that the 2014 date was based on the presumption that the American military would be successful enough in fighting the Taliban that significant withdrawals would be under way by then.

The language used by senior administration officials on Tuesday in warning of a possible attack was at least as strong as that Mr. Ridge used in announcing the alert on Sunday, and much stronger than the language used on Monday, when the officials acknowledged that the reconnaissance reports dated back to the period surrounding the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

Strong essays by Dickerman and Bergdoll in the show's superb catalogue acknowledge the dated, unattractive aspects of the Bauhaus as a projection of utopia marked by mechanistic views of human nature.