Sentence examples for acknowledged abroad from inspiring English sources

These realities show that the Bush administration demonstrated a greater commitment to international law in its second term than is generally acknowledged abroad, particularly in Europe, and that there are bedrock domestic political constraints in the U.S. that may prevent the Obama administration from living up to expectations.

Still, Ms. Ellison, who spent time on the set abroad, acknowledged that the "Zero Dark Thirty" shoot, had "hard conditions," starting with the choice of locations.

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The bombing of rebel-controlled villages had achieved little militarily while hurting civilians and damaging Macedonia's image abroad, he acknowledged.

(4 T) Some participants acknowledged that greater experience abroad diminished frustrations associated with cultural differences during healthcare delivery.

Most experts on study abroad acknowledge that the shorter programs provide a very different experience from longer ones.

"No matter whether it's research, study, or internship, the job market, i.e. the German economy, acknowledges a stay abroad," says Theodor Berchem, president of Germany's Academic Exchange Service DAADD).

For the first time it acknowledged having killed four Americans abroad since 2009.

Many people here acknowledged that for a missionary abroad danger often came with the territory.

Josh Deutsch, the chairman and chief executive of Downtown Records, said the aim was to create the kind of multiplatinum success in the United States that the band has had abroad, though he acknowledged, "That's a very ambitious goal".

Head of foreign exchange at HSBC UK, Oliver Cook, acknowledged how spending a year abroad whilst at university has become increasingly popular – but warned how some destinations may leave a bigger dent in students' finances than others.