Sentence examples for welcome acknowledgement from inspiring English sources
This more liberal approach was a welcome acknowledgement that draconian restrictions aren't necessarily the most effective way of influencing behaviour.
It signals a welcome acknowledgement that often the drama that is most worth hearing does not need to shout to make a profound impact.
But, in fact, the number of people coming to this country to settle hardly changed; it was the sharp fall in emigration that caused the net figure to riseThere is also a welcome acknowledgement that immigration is a fiendishly complicated issue, ill-suited to quick headlines, and what looks to me like an unprecedented effort to dig beneath the numbers and puzzle out what is actually going on.
This is a welcome acknowledgement that student performance is highly varied and cannot be understood out of context.
While Crowe's apology, if qualified, is a welcome acknowledgement of critics' concerns with Stone's casting, his essay seems to elide other important racial critiques of "Aloha".
Many immigrant activists see the prioritization effort on the behalf of the DHS as a welcome acknowledgement of the complexity of the immigration issue.
"We welcome the acknowledgement of the improvements in water management on the reef," the spokesperson said.
The Department of Health welcomed NHS Providers' acknowledgement that trusts were treating record numbers of patients and also making good progress at reducing its collective deficit, which hit a record £2.45bn in 2015-16.
Mr Titcombe said he welcomed the acknowledgement of wrong-doing.
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said the £163bn plan was "a landmark investment" and welcomed the acknowledgement the MoD had got on top of its budget and military equipment costs.
"We welcome Ofcom's acknowledgement of the need to strike the right balance between these costs and benefits, which is reflected in its proposals for ITV's regional news services, regional non-news programmes and the out-of-London quota," said ITV in a statement.
