Sentence examples for acknowledged continued from inspiring English sources

Macy's, however, acknowledged continued economic challenges.

Both leaders acknowledged continued tensions between their countries on key issues, including Syria and missile defence.

At post-discharge nephrology follow-up, the patient reported recurrence of severe pain and acknowledged continued episodic self-administration of cesium.

Mr. Bush's aides acknowledged continuing disagreements between China and the United States on Iraq, but said the two men had not discussed specifics of a United Nations resolution on Iraq.

The report, released by Statistics Canada in June, acknowledged continuing social problems and a wide gap between the living standards of indigenous people and others.

Mr. Lynn acknowledged continuing criticism of the plan but said, "At some point you've got to say hey, we're not going to please everybody so we've got to move on".

While the allegations of child labor have been refuted by the company, the indigenous demands to have their rights acknowledged continues to be ignored.

As President Obama has also acknowledged, continuing to impose more sanctions on Iran will eventually lead to war, transforming Iran into another Syria or Iraq, the consequences of which will reverberate throughout the Middle East.

Looking forward, the company points to positive underlying demand drivers in the region, but acknowledges continued difficult trading conditions in its Khalifa Street Hospital (competition, physician attrition and refurbishment), and "anticipates that 2015 is likely to see a further increase in costs as investment is made in the short term" before efficiencies flow towards end-2015 and into 2016.

The central bank is expected to acknowledge continued improvement in the economy, but it would be a surprise if Chairman Ben Bernanke and the Fed make any changes to the asset purchase program commonly known as QE2 that is scheduled to run through June.

"Administration interpreted Basra operation as effort by Maliki to enforce law even-handedly, but acknowledges continued militia influence and infiltration in some units".