Sentence examples for which clearly acknowledge from inspiring English sources

His openly political films, which clearly acknowledge social issues at stake, overcome the predictable obstacles of engaging in partisan cinema.

Even with stronger empirical support for specific impacts, these numerous mediating factors introduce an inevitable and substantial amount of uncertainty to the development of health-related transport policy; uncertainty which should be clearly acknowledged in transport HIAs.

With Arab rulers, we would clearly acknowledge that unchecked autocracy brings on revolution and religious extremism.

But having everyone clearly acknowledge it — including the company itself — would be a start.

Customers and providers should clearly acknowledge who will do what for whom and by when.

"We must clearly acknowledge the previous failures in Iraq and reform our approach.

"We must clearly acknowledge the previous failures in Iraq, and reform our approach.

Yet, we clearly acknowledge that our threshold is not beyond debate.

C) A revised discussion should clearly acknowledge and integrate previous findings.

For Heaney, "Putting a bawn into 'Beowulf' seems one way for an Irish poet to come to terms with that complex history of conquest and colony, absorption and resistance, integrity and antagonism, a history which has to be clearly acknowledged by all concerned".

The Dutch presidency, to its credit, clearly acknowledges and understands that it is a new Eurocontrol of which we speak and which is the subject of discussion by the Member States.