Sentences with phrase «public acknowledgement»

Everyone gains from public acknowledgement of what's going well, high - quality work produced, and insightful comments made.

That was about the same time as the only public acknowledgement of the pledge in two years.

Public acknowledgement of his talent began in the 1940's and progressed from many exhibitions held in various countries around the world.

The ad was published on Sunday, following Zuck's first public acknowledgement of the issue on Facebook and a subsequent media tour earlier this week.

«The resignation of Cathie Black represents and extraordinary public acknowledgement by City Hall that her appointment did not serve the best interest of our public school children,» he said in a statement released this afternoon.

The project followed a reported initiative in Honduras that popularized the concept, yet has failed to fully materialize with public acknowledgement from the government.

Many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people want greater public acknowledgement of the Bernier, Dorre and Fantome island lock hospitals and their traumatic impacts, according to findings from my (Melissa Sweet's) PhD research.

The understanding reached with the Lacks family respects their wishes to enable scientific progress while ensuring public acknowledgement of the enormous contribution made by the late Henrietta Lacks.

The rare public acknowledgement of a contract dispute from Amazon provides a brief insight into how the Internet giant sees the publishing market.

His remarks were welcomed at the time by the Hugh Lane Gallery as «the clearest public acknowledgement of Dublin's right to these paintings».

The Studio Museum show is a serious public acknowledgement of something that I thought nobody was paying attention to.

I wasn't really thinking about public acknowledgement — I'm not trying to be hyper - cool or anything, like that stuff doesn't matter to me, because it does matter to me.

The MoD's announcement that Britain will use a 12 - tube unit is thought to be the first public acknowledgement of its kind.

You say you could produce a long book of his myriad of lies, yet this first attempt is as woefull as your criticism of Mertesacker's recent public acknowledgement of his problems.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people want greater public acknowledgement of the Bernier, Dorre and Fantome island lock hospitals and their traumatic impacts.

The ad was published on Sunday, following Zuck's first public acknowledgement of the issue on Facebook and a subsequent media tour earlier this week.

Sometimes, the agency takes action through what are called closing letters, a public acknowledgement that the FTC has looked into an incident — and could punish a company if it errs again.

It was no doubt a personal experience, it definitely gave him an inner assurance that he was the Son of God, but it was also a public acknowledgement that in him God was well pleased.

When baptism became «believers» baptism», the decisive step became faith in Christ (and the Scriptures) and baptism became not an infusion of faith and grace, but only the public acknowledgement of faith.

In its traditional order of worship, the interiority of «silent meditation during the prelude» meets the public acknowledgement of one another's presence in «greeting and announcements».

The question is not one of «public display» or «public acknowledgement».

This represents a public acknowledgement by the Bush administration that global warming is a problem but leaves unclear how exactly the administration hopes to contribute to efforts to solve it other than by helping cope with its impacts.

There's no public acknowledgement from her of who he is, but she returns later to be polite and offer pleasantries.

Go forward with promising ideas with a public acknowledgement of uncertainty and an approach designed to learn from error.

Public acknowledgements: Many schools start or end staff meetings with shout - outs, a beneficial practice.

In other words, single - digit scores are a public acknowledgement that these schools are failing their students.

Since its inauguration, the Museum has expanded its strategies and achieved a high level of public acknowledgement.

If nothing else, we may finally get some public acknowledgement of bad decision - making.

That then should have led to a public acknowledgement, along with a commitment to issue a correction, to investigate the underlying circumstances, and to implement any needed reforms.

After Britain's Royal Society sent a letter criticizing the company for spreading «inaccurate and misleading» views on climate science and funding denial in September, Exxon made what is believed to be its first public acknowledgement that fossil fuels are a «major source» of climate - changing emissions.

In accordance with article 157, c.c., spouses can bring an end with a mutual agreement to the effects of the separation with an «express declaration», intimating that it could be made, orally or in writing by means of a public acknowledgement or private writing, of an act received from a notary or registrar.

Public Acknowledgement.

All of which is pretty obvious from his list of public acknowledgements:

[95] In my view, a finding of proximity based entirely on a regulator's public acknowledgement of its public duties to those affected by its actions, coupled with reliance by those affected on the regulator's public statements, is inconsistent with the Supreme Court's rejection in Imperial Tobacco of the claim that Health Canada owed a private law duty of care to consumers of low - tar cigarettes because it had made public representations as to the relative safety of those cigarettes.

Organized Real Estate needs to appeal to potential Realtors who have the dandelion gene; they will grow strong and flourish as they push up through the gravel and hard, barren soil of reality where other less well evolved species with poor roots fail because the reward, being public acknowledgement of their value to society, not to mention their own sense of accomplishment, will be worth the sacrifice to get to the sunlight.