Sentence examples for acknowledged attacks from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged attacks by Hezbollah, however, and said it was important to prevent the transfer of weapons to the organization.

In a high-profile interview with the novelist and screenwriter Bret Easton Ellis in the New York Times, the Oscar-winning film-maker acknowledged attacks from African American peers over his last film, the race-themed western Django Unchained, but questioned why the colour of his skin should affect the movies he makes.

Witness U.S. attempts to impede the operation of the centrifuges in Iran and its acknowledged attacks on the computers of ISIS.

They said that during the meetings with the investigators this year, neither man discussed any events that took place in Central Park, either to deny involvement with the jogger or to acknowledge attacks on bicyclists and runners.

Acknowledging attacks on Yemeni troops in Dhale and Lahej, the statement was interpreted in Sana'a, the capital, virtually as a declaration of war.Though the national dialogue conference was supposed to resolve grievances of the southerners, most of their political factions boycotted or left it several months ago.

(Most of his critics, we acknowledge, attack him for exactly the opposite reason, but then we have always had far more respect for Mr Greenspan than for those critics).

Specific attacks to WSNs mainly include rushing attacks, Sybil attacks, node replication attacks, hello flooding attacks, acknowledge spoofing attacks, and selective forwarding attacks, to name a few [1, 28].

In a plea Friday asking for donations, Mr. Gingrich acknowledged the attacks were taking a toll.

He said that he had known nothing of the Lockerbie bombing, but acknowledged other attacks.

It has since emerged that Islamic State acknowledged the attacks in a regular radio broadcast, saying they had been carried out by "followers" of the group.

Google executives have also said privately that the company had been far more transparent about the intrusions than any of the more than two dozen other companies that were compromised, the vast majority of which have not acknowledged the attacks.