Sentence examples for which acknowledge the from inspiring English sources

In fact, the opposite is true: long-term strategies which acknowledge the need for a flexible response is the only way to manage change.

London Film Critics' Circle chairman Jason Solomons said: "I am thrilled by this exciting set of nominations which acknowledge the best in film-making from around the world".

And Arabic restaurants, which acknowledge the area's burgeoning Lebanese and Egyptian populations, are tucked along lower Fifth Avenue, in the 70s.

Don Flynn, director of Migrants Rights Network, said: "The French and British authorities should put together a task force which can engage with the people in Calais on terms which acknowledge the humanitarian issues as the root cause of the problem".

The current paper makes a major contribution to the creation of a unique accident occurrence pattern recognition technique based on GFM inferences which acknowledge the significance of uncertainties.

These findings suggest, like many prior studies, that strategies which acknowledge the parallel risk of illicit drug use and transactional sex among women, may also have an impact on reducing HIV transmission.

"I think it's an excess," he continued, contrasting "El Equipo" with the HBO series "The Wire," which acknowledged the shortcomings of what the police can do.

In 1988, Congress passed the Civil Liberties Act, which acknowledged the injustice of the internment of Japanese-Americans, the largest forced relocation in the nation's history.

I rarely agree with Ross Douthat, but this time I found myself cheering "The Secrets of Princeton" (column, April 7), which acknowledges the self-replicating imperative of American elites.

It also arrived before the advent of multiculturalism in the 70s, which acknowledged the right for citizens to maintain their own culture.

And yet I have no doubt that a new look at the east, which acknowledges the existence and importance of the Soviet past, is absolutely necessary.