Sentence examples for acknowledged for some from inspiring English sources

Ross McEwan, the chief executive of RBS, said: "We have acknowledged for some time that mistakes were made.

It has been acknowledged for some time that young children have innumerable contacts with women, but hardly any with men in the important early development years.

The latest honour only makes official something that has been widely acknowledged for some time, that Morgan is Scotland's foremost living writer.

But county officials have acknowledged for some time that some unpopular steps will have to be taken to fix the county's finances.

A TRUTH universally acknowledged for some years in Western financial markets has been that a single stock exchange in possession of a good strategy must be in want of a partner.

It has been acknowledged for some time that poverty can be a trigger for poor mental health, but a new study published today by the World Health Organisation (WHO) argues that it is inequality that has the most profound and far-reaching consequences for individuals and wider society.

The staff at the ICU at Bispebjerg Hospital is thanked for their help with this study, and Dr. Ida C. Helmark and Dr. Simon Døssing are acknowledged for taking some of the biopsies.

Roal Oy (Rajamäki, Finland) is also gratefully acknowledged for providing some enzymes.

The company Medis Medizinische Messtechnik GmbH, Ilmenau Germany is acknowledged for providing some of the ICG-sensors for free.

Dr. Mazzone from the "Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale dell'Umbria e delle Marche", Dr. Gamberale from "Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale del Lazio e della Toscana" and Dr. Pozzato from the "Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale delle Venezie" are gratefully acknowledged for providing some isolates.

Likewise, the importance of considering the wider clinical and personal context of the person when interpreting results should be acknowledged: for example, some of these patients were also affected by (non-ocular) co-morbidities, often age-related, which influenced their perspectives.