Sentence examples for where we acknowledge from inspiring English sources

Finally, HiAP recognizes that an once (or more) of hubris is necessary, where we acknowledge from the outset that cities and the health impacts of urbanization are complex process, not static states, and ameliorative interventions are likely to be incomplete more often than not.

In London, where we acknowledge that your life chances are at least partly dictated by the circumstances of your birth, we are not nearly so deferential toward the rich and powerful, nor so contemptuous of the poor and downtrodden.

It's not exactly a celebratory event; however, it is an important one where we acknowledge the bond that exists within the community because of this disease, and that the fight against HIV is far from over.

We wanted to bring the following extended paragraph (in the Discussion section) to the attention of the reviewers, where we acknowledge this issue: "Using the FI gives a theoretical bound for the local resolution of any unbiased estimator [Lehmann 1998].

In brief, our team aimed to "carry out interviews with, rather than through, interpreters" [ 64] where we acknowledged the co-construction of data between interview participants, the interpreter and the researcher [ 56, 65].

The end of our racial divide can only come about through dealing with it at the source: a new mindset for humanity, an awakening where we recognize and acknowledge the truth of our interconnectedness.

"And all of the things that we invested in to create this small-school culture, of a tightknit team, where we really acknowledge your contributions, has to go.

City lawmaker Luís Gallardo had a different metaphor: "It's sort of like a drug rehabilitation program where we first acknowledge the debt is unpayable, that we can't necessarily keep schools open on the one hand and pay bondholders on the other".

" I think it's time to find a middle ground where we can acknowledge that the erotic pleasure that propels us to reproduce is part of the same pleasure that propels us to nurture our children, and that's something to be celebrated, not denied.

"It is something that demonstrates to ordinary people out there that we have gotten to the stage where we can acknowledge each other with respect.

Mr Sheridan said the meeting between the Queen and Mr McGuinness was "part of the healing process" and would demonstrate "that we have gotten to the stage where we can acknowledge each other with respect".