Sentence examples for to acknowledge the validity of from inspiring English sources

One executive, an accountant, refused to acknowledge the validity of Moore's Law, the guiding principle of the entire electronics industry.

She does not betray her homeland but forces it, as the avant-garde must, to acknowledge the validity of her discovered self.

He remained in China after the communists came to power in 1949, though he refused, despite frequent criticism, to acknowledge the validity of Marxism.

When confronted with the argument that costs of electronics were following Moore's law rigorously, he refused to acknowledge the validity of  Moore's law – the guiding principle of the entire electronics industry.

In his interpretation, the group putting the report together, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, is about to acknowledge the validity of a longstanding fringe theory: that cosmic rays have a huge influence on the earth's climate.

Their confrontation in the Battle of Ṣiffīn (657), which the arbitration at Adhruḥ (659) attempted to resolve, was disastrous: it split ʿAlī's forces, some of his followers (Khawārij) refusing to acknowledge the validity of human arbitration in a case which they felt could be rightly decided only by God.

Indeed, whenever Peterson comes close to acknowledging the validity of basic progressive notions such as wealth redistribution or equality of opportunity – "I'm not anti-left," he protests, "I'm anti-radical left" – he immediately hides behind the mantra: "But we don't know how deep the problem goes".

Today's young-earth creationists have to at least acknowledge the validity of science as a way of accessing the truth and the powers such access grants us.

However, as different and new deficits were selected for the current study, there is a need to consider and acknowledge the validity of the measure.

So if they're out of their seat, I just assume they're on their way to their other one!" Acknowledge the validity of your child's dilemma.

There's a way to disagree with someone and still acknowledge the validity of their existence and their opinion.