Sentence examples for acknowledged a lack from inspiring English sources

In the past, Mr. Cohen, who owns 100 percent of SAC, has acknowledged a lack of familiarity with the firm's compliance and ethics policies on insider trading.

Mr. Kelly acknowledged "a lack of money and probably a lack of trust" and said it was changing "but not as fast as we'd like it to change".

(Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff tacitly acknowledged a lack of full confidence in the screening when he announced on Sunday that he intended to replace contractors who inspect passenger identification documents at airport checkpoints with Transportation Security staff members).

Indonesia's last periodic report to Cedaw, carried out in 2011, acknowledged a "lack of synergy and coordination among decision-makers", adding: "This has led to a situation where many women's rights issues remain unattended, both at the central, and much more so, at the regional levels.

The governing body's written statement said the Wales medical team's handling of the first incident "followed the correct protocols" and acknowledged a lack of video replays meant they missed the second incident.

Although the study did not look at people over 55, Green said she suspects they benefit from using sunscreen to prevent skin's progressive aging changes, yet she acknowledged a lack of firm evidence for it.

Mr. Byrne acknowledges a lack of affinity for the sitcom genre.

But they acknowledge a lack of focus on a cohesive marketing plan before the introduction.

But surprisingly, Dr. Stephanie Teasley, a cognitive psychologist who helped establish such an effort for AIDS research about three years ago, freely acknowledges a lack of advanced computer skills.

Acknowledging a lack of adequate staff and training, the government committed to the 16 Vita recommendations and, after sustained pressure, to the seven offered by the children's commissioner.

He acknowledges a "lack of clarity", with some lenders wanting to know not just whether it's in the garden, but whether it's in the street or even the town.