acknowledgement BrE
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Yet now there's acknowledgement that they at least have one, if not more.

But the acknowledgement really is, in many ways, the way we get paid.

A small part of his mind raised a hand in acknowledgement.

For this reason his acknowledgement of a strong government has increased.

He made a quick acknowledgement of his mother, then looked around the room.

I hope your entire department will get some acknowledgement for the job it did.

As he says, even a letter of acknowledgement would be nice.

I never saw any acknowledgement nor received a word of thanks.

Public acknowledgement of her talent only took a few years.

There needs to be an acknowledgement that this kind of thing can happen.

He had expected some action, or at least an acknowledgement of his intelligence.

The acknowledgement came on a day when seven American soldiers were killed.

He inclined his head toward her as a sort of acknowledgement.

I take that as a warning rather than an acknowledgement.

"This is setting up a common acknowledgement of each other."

For a moment the two men's eyes met in mutual acknowledgement.

However, an acknowledgement of the gift was sent to his home instead.

It was an acknowledgement that he will be a candidate.

The acknowledgement, of course, did not sway him for a moment.

What would be good to see is an acknowledgement that this process broke down.

It can include the acknowledgements, if these are not numerous.

I met and valued their acknowledgement of me, a human.

"The acknowledgement of what the director creates is very important to me," he said.

She had never, of course, received even a bare acknowledgement from her husband.

I gave him an okay sign and he raised a hand in acknowledgement.