Sentence examples for this strategy acknowledges from inspiring English sources

This strategy acknowledges that military power alone will not win this war that we also need diplomacy and development and good governance.

This strategy acknowledges that DOTS is still the backbone of global tuberculosis control (with targets of finding 70% of new smear positive cases of tuberculosis and curing 85% of them) but that there needs to be increased effort to address the convergence of tuberculosis and HIV, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa where many patients notified with TB are also co-infected with HIV.

However, the strategy acknowledged there was also a lack of monitoring and data in this area.

In essence, the strategy acknowledged that Singapore's larger neighbors could swallow it, but its armed forces would make the cost of that act painful and possibly fatal.

James's strategy acknowledges this reality.

While domestic abuse has traditionally been viewed as a women's issue, our new strategy acknowledges that men can also be victims of abusive relationships, and we are tailoring our support packages to reflect this.

The control strategy acknowledges the BVR in each DC MG.

Our total return strategy acknowledges the importance of dividends, not only for their current return but for the evidence they provide of a solid company with solid growth prospects.

The strategy acknowledges that a burgeoning nuclear industry will need government support for research and development, and so it commissioned a review, also published today, on the current state of British nuclear R&D and a road map outlining what needs to be done in the future.

The science strategy acknowledges that 2 decades of neglect have left Bosnia and Herzegovina's research sector in disrepair, in terms of both people and infrastructure, and it says improvements in higher education quality are a necessary first step to improve the country's science and economy at large.

The Stop TB Strategy acknowledges that various social factors put certain groups at risk of developing TB.