Sentence examples for a general acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Earlier on Monday a general acknowledged that there are JTACs, the elite units that guide airstrikes from the ground.

Othello – a general acknowledged as brave and honourable by friend and foe – handcuffs Iago to a chair and subjects him to torture to make him reveal more about Desdemona's supposed infidelity (we have already seen both Iago and Othello participate to varying degrees in the Abu Ghraib-style violence towards a hooded captive).

Mark Peters, an assistant attorney general, acknowledged that the department had made improvements under Chief Hertman, but pointed to continuing problems.

Although the 1994 crime act ordered the Justice Department to collect such data, there is no law requiring local police departments to provide it, Janet Reno, the former attorney general, acknowledged in a 1999 speech.

Martin J. Dickman, the retirement board's inspector general, acknowledged in an interview that the retirement board's rejection rate was "almost nonexistent," but he added: "If Congress wants to change the statute and raise the threshold, that's up to Congress.

Yet even officers who criticized the high-profile general acknowledged that he renewed a sense of intellectualism across a muddy-boots Army.

The general acknowledged to the inspector general that he made a mistake when he talked to Marathon about the fuel project, calling his action "inappropriate".

As William Barr, the President's choice for Attorney General, acknowledged during his nomination hearing, earlier this week, it is clearly a crime.

Cynthia A. Schnedar, deputy inspector general, acknowledged the audit but would neither confirm nor deny an investigation.

In 1991, though, in response to a complaint by Charles Alverson of Cambridge, Martin Hart, on behalf of the then BBC director general, acknowledged that the film had been reversed.

The inspector general acknowledged many of the program's improvements.