Object

• receipt: We will acknowledge receipt of your claim by email.

• importance: This plan is sponsored by the Heritage Council of Ireland which acknowledges the importance of the place.

• existence: I acknowledge the existence of two kinds of quality that a museum has.

• contribution: We acknowledge the very generous contributions which have been made over the years by the public.

• assistance: The Green Party gratefully acknowledges the assistance of Doug Cross, environmental analyst and forensic ecologist.

• fact: To acknowledge the fact is to abandon all hope ' .

Preposition: that

• reliance: Users acknowledge that any reliance on material posted by others will be at their own risk.

Preposition: as

• leader: Redstone Technology in Ireland is acknowledged as the leader for complex Enterprise Storage Solutions and is a specialist in Business Critical Enterprise-class Servers.

Modifying Another Word

• explicitly: We may be able to tackle and explicitly acknowledge this subjectivity, by collective development.

• universally: One thing that is almost universally acknowledged is that the original Ninja were most likely of Chinese origin.

• widely: It has been widely acknowledged that fewer than 5 % of embryos created in IVF survive to birth.

• openly: Not that any of the joyousness or wonder at this unexpected reunion is acknowledged openly.

• readily: But, while readily acknowledged, they quickly fade from mind before the onslaught of one-dimensional, causal thinking.

Used with why or when

• what: This book acknowledges what we may not want to admit to ourselves.

• when: The diversity of jurisdiction and the spatial scale of management of grouse must be acknowledged when designing and implementing conservation programs.

Preposition: with

• thank: We had already sent a check for £ 1,000 to CAFOD which they have acknowledged with grateful thanks.