Sentence examples for If it acknowledges from inspiring English sources

One problem for the tire company is that if it acknowledges a problem with the tires that its former customer, Ford, is paying to recall, it would have trouble avoiding paying for that recall, and might also complicate its defense against consumer suits.

Merlantes, also a marine, and proud if it, acknowledges that Matterhorn builds on Caputo's groundwork.

Meanwhile China is damaging its relations with South Korea and others.Mostly, though, China fears that if it acknowledges the true nature of the refugee problem, and allows UN officials access to the thousands of destitute North Koreans on its territory, soon outsiders will demand to poke about Tibet and Xinjiang, where China stands accused of treating its own minorities harshly.

Yet the loose coalition of political figures who took power here in April after a popular uprising is so weak, these experts and former officials say, that it could be toppled if it acknowledges that it lacks control over the police and the army.

Guidance on infant feeding may be better received if it acknowledges that parents respond to infant characteristics in order to achieve their feeding goals.

America would be a better nation-builder if it acknowledged this, but its history does not encourage humility.

Also, when it comes to "sick sex" can't the West bridge the divide better if it acknowledged and confronted its own society's sexual problems?

If it acknowledged our best efforts and our good intentions and made certain that bad things would never happen to the best people?

If nothing else it acknowledges the circumstances that contributed to Mr. Edmier becoming the person he is today — a sure sign that he is beginning to grow up.

If the book does anything, it acknowledges that.

Even if these barriers are overcome the One Health approach will only succeed if it explicitly acknowledges local contingent and contextual dimensions of disease risk and disease expression and the political impacts of scientific uncertainty, while also seeking to accommodate the values and preferences of 'at risk' and affected individuals.