Sentence examples similar to acknowledge claims from inspiring English sources

Wegelin had acknowledged claims that it hid more than $1.2 billion in secret accounts for American clients.

Since the settlement in the civil case acknowledged claims of close to $500 million (less unspecified legal fees) a doubling of losses could technically mean a fine of close to $1 billion.

While this exclusive dominated the front page, a more trivial tale was reluctantly tucked into the top left corner, acknowledging claims The Sun's deceased sister paper the News of the World paid protection officers up to a £1,000 a pop for details on the royals.

He had previously generally agreed with Tod, who acknowledged claims that blood-ties played some sort of role in the relationship between princes and vassals in many states.

Britain refused to acknowledge Soviet claims to the gold but sold it for $10.4 million in 1967, using most of the proceeds to meet claims by Britons for assets lost in the Baltic states.

It refuses to acknowledge the claims of either China or Taiwan.Many wonder whether the disputes will escalate.

The Kremlin also refuses to acknowledge Ukrainian claims that the Stalin-engineered famine of 1932-33 amountod to a genocide.

Unlike the Iranian channel, the Russian network does acknowledge the claims of activists, although it also regularly broadcasts interviews with pundits who deride the opposition as terrorists.

And execution, of course, ends any chance that a defendant will acknowledge the claims of the morality we seek to enforce.

Industry insiders acknowledge that claims about carbon-neutral paper are complex at best and environmentalists in Australia and the US have recently debunked the whole idea.

What is at stake for us as readers and critics is our ability to acknowledge the claims made on us by the works of art with which we engage.