Sentence examples for acknowledged broad from inspiring English sources

Although this interplay of technical and social/organisational factors is widely acknowledged, broad consensus has not been reached as to the key elements of an effective safety management system (Fernández-Muñiz, Montes-Peon, and Vazquez-Ordas 2007; Robson et al 2007; Hale 2003).

The Bush Administration is reluctant to acknowledge broad scientific agreement on global warming.

In doing so, Mr. Hollande broke with his mentor and the hero of the French left, François Mitterrand, who refused to acknowledge broad French responsibility for the operation.

In this way, it was possible to acknowledge broad views that were of a more subjective nature, such as the simplicity of the treatment (parents and individuals with the disorder in question often differed significantly from experts when scoring on such items as simplicity of treatment).

Some executives say that their companies are fine, even as they acknowledge broader economic troubles.

In his op-ed, Holder acknowledged deep-seated grievances felt by the local African American community, acknowledging broader race concerns.

And though the banks have said that the number of actual victims of foreclosure abuses is small, it is likely that any settlement will force them to acknowledge broader problems with their procedures.

But he acknowledged that broad efforts were moving to reshape how the bond market works.

In an interview, President Fox acknowledged the broad implications of the case.

Mr. Emanuel, a Democrat who was elected to a second term, also acknowledged that broad change was needed in the Police Department.

He acknowledged the broad appeal of the female candidate, who had confidence and charm to spare, but concluded that for someone with so little experience to have that much responsibility, "It's not enough".