Sentence examples for acknowledged a strong from inspiring English sources

She acknowledged a strong sentiment in Congress against gun law changes as well as the political risks usually associated with taking votes on gun restrictions.

Former Treasury solicitor and head of Whitehall diversity Sir Paul Jenkins recently acknowledged a "strong sense of failure" at the lack of diversity at the head of the civil service, calling the figures "disgraceful".

Chef Delivery codifies many of the best practices Chef's users developed in a single product with, as Wampold acknowledged, "a strong view about how you develop applications".

But he acknowledges a "strong increase in danger" from a state that seems increasingly intolerant of criticism.

Acknowledging a strong tradition of women's rights in Tunisia that is unusual for the region, the party's officials have repeatedly pledged to promote equal opportunities in employment and education as well as the freedom to choose or reject Islamic dress like the head scarf.

Mr. Cuomo, through his aides, appeared to acknowledge a stronger relationship with the group, the Committee to Save New York, than he has in the past.

We're becoming increasingly acknowledged as a strong biotechnology player; roughly one third of our revenues are associated with biotech products.

It's a truth universally acknowledged that a strong safety culture -- something the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission defines as combining "the necessary full attention to safety matters" and the "personal dedication and accountability of all individuals engaged in any activity which has a bearing on safety" -- plays a vital role in doing science safely.

Mr Sykes said he was not concerned about "party politics" - telling the BBC's Daily Politics he was not a member of any party and did not vote - but he acknowledged that a strong showing by UKIP next year was likely to "bring the referendum forward".

Fourth, determined support from the political and decision-making structures at the Västerbotten County Council level, as well as the VIP organisation with continuous updating of routines, support, education, and feedback to the VIP-nurses, should be acknowledged as a strong basis for stability and sustainability.

Notably, in other (bio ethical fields, which imply benefits and risks, like genetically modified food, the role of trust in regulators and watchdogs has already been acknowledged as a strong predictor of attitudes towards the issue among the general public [ 79– 81].