Sentence examples for acknowledged changing from inspiring English sources

He wrote that he respectfully disagreed with "the conclusion that reliance on private prisons should, or inevitably must, continue," even though he acknowledged changing the status quo would be difficult.

Co-creation isn't radically innovative but points towards a gradual changing of practices that acknowledges changing audience expectations.

He acknowledges changing some names to "protect the innocent," and altering certain time frames to "make the story more accessible".

They refused to acknowledge changing facts on the ground, or to debate the real consequences of withdrawal and defeat.

Mr. Spencer, who has said publicly that he wants to serve again as mayor, acknowledges changing his mind about term limits.

Revolver also refused to acknowledge changing tastes: "As customers arrived, looked through the racks, then slowly left, their empty-handed departure gave the impression they had long grown tired of seeing the same wilting sleeves in front of each divider".

The organization sought to portray the proposal as a compromise aimed at acknowledging changing attitudes while at the same time showing respect for the views of its religiously-based core fundraising constituency.

Surveys have shown that many staffers acknowledge changing their minds on issues after speaking with lobbying groups, and that they view correspondence from businesses as more representative of constituent opinion than letters from regular citizens.

But the green paper must also acknowledge changing communities, the increasing complexity of need and expand care to address the needs of hard to reach groups, such as the LGBT community, people with learning disabilities, people with dementia and black and minority ethnic groups.

Mary acknowledges changing her mind on the right role in Libya, first opposing it, then supporting it, now opposing it.

Back in 2004, a presidential candidate acknowledged the changing organization of our care economy.