Sentence examples for acknowledge clear from inspiring English sources

Fred Abrahams, a special adviser for Human Rights Watch, said the report was consistent with the alliance's refusal to acknowledge clear mistakes, and revealed a "willful decision not to look at civilian casualties".

"It's disheartening to see that so many people still refuse to acknowledge clear scientific knowledge, thereby undercutting the efforts of Britain's world-leading scientists," said Assaad Razzouk, CEO of cleantech firm Sindicatum Sustainable Resources, who commissioned the poll.

And the fact that the relentlessly bad behavior of the law enforcement authorities -- the use of unreliable witnesses, the illegal withholding of exculpatory material, the refusal to acknowledge clear evidence of innocence -- is so ordinary.

Echocardiography (ECHO) has nowadays acknowledged clear indications in hemodynamic instability [5], is increasingly used by intensive and critical care physicians, and is advocated by many as an irreplaceable tool in the approach to and management of the critical patient [6 8].

The Interior Ministry acknowledged clearing the area but blamed "vandals" for blocking the highway after the end of the funeral.

President Bush reached an agreement today with House leaders on a proposal authorizing him to use force against Iraq, a deal that Democrats acknowledged cleared the way for approval of a joint Congressional resolution supporting action against Saddam Hussein.

A17 NATIONAL A18-25 Bush Reaches Iraq Deal House Authorizes Force President Bush reached an agreement with House leaders on a proposal authorizing him to use force against Iraq, a deal Democrats acknowledged clears the way for approval of a joint Congressional resolution supporting action against Saddam Hussein.

One that saves time and agita, acknowledges clear-eyed realities, and keeps the social machine humming.

"Peter Dutton must take responsibility, acknowledge this clear danger, stop blaming other people and end the detention of the men, women and children detained on Manus Island and Nauru".

Truss said there were a number of factors behind the unacceptable levels of violence, including the trade behind bars in new psychoactive substances, but she did acknowledge a clear link with staffing levels.

The report said: "While the comment was made in a live radio interview, it was nonetheless a misleading oversimplification which failed to acknowledge the clear and important areas of disagreement between the National Heart Foundation and the overall proposition being presented in the programs".