Sentence examples for acknowledge attempts from inspiring English sources

CCGs cannot guarantee MPs' support for reconfiguration, but politicians should at least be able to support the process and acknowledge attempts to keep them informed and consulted.

This suggests that those involved in the care of people with SCI and recurrent UTIs should acknowledge attempts to self-care, whilst providing further guidance and support regarding safe and efficacious alternative interventions for bladder management.

Acknowledge attempts to end an argument constructively.

After a few minutes of conversation with players and coaches — including an angry Klinsmann, who ran onto the field and, he acknowledged, attempted to use his "bad Spanish" to lobby for the game to continue — Aguilar returned to the field, and the action, such as it was, resumed.

As well, some people who attempted suicide may not present to physicians and may not even acknowledge their attempts to friends and family so that some unknown number of attempted suicides will have been missed in this study.

Deloraine was less than 6 mile from the area of the RAAF attack, but did not acknowledge repeated attempts by the aircraft to communicate with her.

But I think anyone working in this business right now would acknowledge that attempting to follow a prescribed formula is not less scary than talking a walk across a virgin landscape.

The Education Department, in fact, did acknowledge and attempt to alter this situation by publishing a list of 'Do's and Don'ts' for kindergartens in 1999.

Carrie Severino, chief counsel for the Judicial Crisis Network, the leading conservative group championing Kavanaugh's nomination, dismissed Christine Blasey Ford's description of events as "boorishness to rough horseplay," though she did acknowledge that attempted rape is "a very serious allegation".

We should search for, acknowledge, and attempt to address their core values, for when we dismiss them, people feel that at best they are being ignored and at worst they (and those on whose behalf they argue) are being treated unfairly.

Although they have acknowledged that attempts to engage with the Eritrean regime are ineffective, they see no alternative but to deal with the regime.