Sentence examples for was again acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Erik agreed to change his policies and was again acknowledged as king of Sweden by the council.

It was another century before the genre was again acknowledged with "American Light," a show at the National Gallery of Art in Washington in 1980, and "American Paradise," at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in 1987.

Still, more recent findings on early subcortical "pretangle tau pathology" in nonthalamic subcortical nuclei innervating the cortex, including LC and NbM, have again challenged this concept and a potential subcortical origin of neurodegeneration was again acknowledged [ 56].

In 2005, the concept of UHC was once again acknowledged and for the first time explicitly endorsed by the World Health Assembly (WHA) as the goal of sustainable health care financing [ 6].

The script was again revised, with Eisenstein acknowledging errors in his production after a further version was rejected by the studio.

Shortly after arrival in New York, he was again missed and his absence acknowledged by a wire: "Boston is a nice, quiet place, colder than Algeciras, but a good place to sleep".

The unusual public display of emotion that first surfaced this week in Mr. Giuliani was again evident yesterday as he acknowledged to reporters and on his radio show how difficult the recent days had been.

In some of this, he acknowledges, he was again trying on his dad's wayward life for size.

Now Egypt is once again acknowledging a pattern, though officials said it is far too soon to determine if the three blasts on Monday were connected with the earlier attacks.

Unlike in 1072, Malcolm was prepared to fight, but a peace was arranged by Edgar Ætheling and Robert Curthose whereby Malcolm again acknowledged the overlordship of the English king.

The FBI has now announced a $1m reward for information about the anthrax attacks.Speaking in China on October 19th, President George Bush again acknowledged that there was still no hard evidence linking the anthrax incidents with Osama bin Laden and his terrorist network, though the president earlier said he "wouldn't put it past them".