Sentence examples for As acknowledged in from inspiring English sources

As acknowledged in the 2014 report from the chief inspector of schools, there is much to applaud.

"As acknowledged in the announcement, the BOP will continue, on a case-by-case basis, to determine whether to extend contracts at the end of their contract period," Paez said.

As acknowledged in [9], part of the credit for this is due to Richard Pink.

As acknowledged in the literature, males are less likely to leave a job because they must support their household, whereas females are more likely to spontaneously leave a job to dedicate their time to caring for their children (see also Theodossiou and Zangelidis 2009).

As acknowledged in the preceding article, while Quality of Life is broadly conceptualized, it is most often more narrowly operationalized by disease-specific HRQL measures.

As acknowledged in the literature on health care and poverty in Africa, the poorer the household, the higher the burden of health expenditures [ 48], and the greater the level of poverty, the higher the mortality rates [ 49].

But the government's proffer quoted Mr. Ciccone as acknowledging in a wiretapped conversation in June 2001 that he had given Mr. Nasso "the right to sue" Mr. Seagal.

He worked passionately to secure the London Olympic bid, as was acknowledged in a video tribute here Thursday.

Thus, their estimates are likely to be fairly approximate, as was acknowledged in that work.

As he acknowledged in his 1993 Creighton lecture, as a communist he was on the losing side of history.

Now things are different, as Mr. Fox acknowledged in his Dec. 1 inaugural address.