Acknowledgement

Acknowledgement

Dialogue means an acknowledgement that our ownership of the truth is relative.

V. Acknowledgement

Other people would say it means an acknowledgement or recognition of God's sovereignty.

Dialogue among civilizations means an acknowledgement of differences vis à vis others and an acceptance of those differences.

Prima facie, such an acknowledgement would take the population group outside the scope of this study.

2. Satisfaction may consist in an acknowledgement of the breach, an expression of regret, a formal apology or another appropriate modality.

No acknowledgement will be sent to you.

The award is also an acknowledgement of the Agency's role in promoting atomic energy towards peace, health and prosperity.

They certainly never received acknowledgement for their losses.

Acknowledgement of paternity and the Netherlands Nationality Act

In our view, that begins with an acknowledgement that there are honest differences of view on the issues and an acknowledgement of the right of the United States and other States to decide not to become Parties to the Court and not to subject their citizens and officials to its jurisdiction.

But that acknowledgement of reality does not end the drama.

Ahtisaari s proposal is an acknowledgement that no agreement between the parties is possible, and that there is no constructive alternative to Kosovo s independence.

While there is an acknowledgement by Government that progress has been slow, women leaders themselves have commented that there have been notable changes.

On 17 May 1982, they issued a definitive certificate of acknowledgement.

Full acknowledgement of purported progress in nuclear disarmament required greater transparency.

His observation that the US China relationship will shape the twenty first century was not a statement of preference, but an acknowledgement of reality.

(e) Public apology, including acknowledgement of the facts and acceptance of responsibility

(e) Public apology, including acknowledgement of the facts and acceptance of responsibility

As Director General of IAEA, he would welcome an acknowledgement by the Conference that the additional protocol was an integral part of IAEA safeguards in every State party to the Treaty.

And the acknowledgement came from General Chen Bingde, the chief of the People s Liberation Army, in an interview with Global Times, the Communist Party s hawkish mouthpiece.

The Plan's comprehensiveness merits our acknowledgement that it should be our principal guide for development financing.

But that acknowledgement of reality does not end the drama. The second act will be about restoring growth prospects for the EU periphery, which will pose an even more difficult challenge.

In addition, there is the National Dialogue, started by Crown Prince Abdullah in 2004 as an acknowledgement of pluralism and diversity that brings together different religious sects Salafis (Wahhabis), Sufis, Shi a.

It started with the Jews and acknowledgement that the Vichy regime did indeed incarnate the French state.

The draft resolution under consideration reflects that acknowledgement by reaffirming our commitment to preserving the Convention's integrity.

(i) Acknowledgement by Member States that the products and services provided through the subprogramme assisted their maritime programmes

It is a practice of acknowledgement, empathic imagination, witnessing, responsibility, solidarity, and the most concrete forms of assistance.

For example, acknowledgement of Scotland s right to choose independence has not resulted in Scotland leaving the United Kingdom.

In Europe, the Vatican lobbied for acknowledgement of God in the preamble to the proposed European Constitutional Treaty.

On June 28, 1940, the Soviet Union, with the acknowledgement of Nazi Germany, issued an ultimatum to Romania requesting the cession of Bessarabia and northern Bukovina, with which Romania complied the following day.

(a) Clarification of the facts and establishment and acknowledgement of individual and State responsibility for victims and their families

Such talks, Turkey fears, would offer tacit acknowledgement that Iraqi Kurds have won a degree of autonomy from Baghdad.

As to the State party's argument that mental illness cannot be equated to a lack of legal capacity , the Committee considers that confinement of an individual to a psychiatric institution amounts to an acknowledgement of that individual's diminished capacity, legal and otherwise.

Whereas the international community has been slow to recognize those people as internally displaced persons, there was an emerging acknowledgement that their human rights might be jeopardized and that their protection needs were long term.

What people in Taiwan want is nothing more and nothing less than acknowledgement that they can decide their own future.

Despite the widespread acknowledgement of the danger of orbital debris, Aldworth emphasized that the problem has not deserved sufficient attention.

We welcome the Secretary General's acknowledgement that the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction is a real and growing threat.

An international protectorate for the area to protect the Palestinians from their own more dangerous elements, the Palestinians from the Israelis, and perhaps even the Israelis from themselves, has been proposed, but has received scant acknowledgement.

But it is only because acknowledgement of suffering has become identified so dogmatically with one crime that anything else seems inadequate.

Our societies need to engender greater respect and acknowledgement of others, and to acquire more knowledge about different cultures and religions.

Comment by the Administration. There has been an exchange of correspondence between budget holders in the same division, whereby one budget holder will sign the e mail as acknowledgement of having noted that the transaction had been approved.

In his report, In larger freedom (A 59 2005), the Secretary General notes that international treaties adopted over the past six decades form an impressive normative basis for ensuring full international acknowledgement and respect for human rights and freedoms.