Sentence examples for acknowledged disaster from inspiring English sources

In my opinion, in light of this acknowledged disaster, the continued challenges directed at private religious education are inexcusable.

The man responsible for the spectacular 9/11 attacks was struggling to attract new recruits when he was killed and had acknowledged "disaster after disaster".

I may be a way-out liberal on drugs (decriminalisation seems to have done no harm in Portugal, for example, and alcohol prohibition in America was an acknowledged disaster), but I am fiercely anti-drugs in sport even though The Economist, in the past, has said sport should accept the use of drugs, just as it accepts the use of high-altitude training, and so on.

(The government has never acknowledged the disaster).

"For Viet Nam, it is encouraging that the Government has remarkably acknowledged the disaster risks that the country is facing and taken a number of important actions to address them," says Lotta Sylwander, UNICEF Representative in her opening remarks on behalf of the international partners.

However, it should be acknowledged that disasters are caused by vulnerability that is contextual; therefore, creating a single taxonomy may oversimplify the diverse characteristics displayed by disasters.

The United States has suffered three widely acknowledged military disasters since the end of the Second World War: in Korea, Vietnam and Iraq.

The C.C.P., which presided over the Great Famine — and still lionizes Mao — has yet to apologize for or officially acknowledge the disaster.

This time, Mr Hollande looks likely to acknowledge the disaster in a televised address, and pick a fresh team.A new government could be announced this week, even today.

Sadly, the letters show that whenever she exerted herself in the role of poet's helpmeet, it turned out badly, with Vivienne more ready to acknowledge social disaster than her husband, who tried to sustain the marriage.

In the French north-west constituency where Ms Le Pen stood, and which includes the former mining town of Hénin-Beaumont captured by the party at municipal elections in March, the National Front this time round grabbed a stunning 33%.Faced with such a defeat, political leaders on both the left and right had no option but to acknowledge a disaster.