Sentence examples for acknowledged in the introduction from inspiring English sources

More commonly, the needs acknowledged in the introduction are ignored in the detailed recommendations and the burden of proof is pushed on to those advocating more safeguards.

This needs to be acknowledged in the Introduction.

Fourthly, as we have acknowledged in the Introduction, the problem of residual confounding may exist.

"The famine seems to be a moment in history that touched the Irish people alone," the curriculum acknowledges in the introduction.

The new report acknowledges in the introduction and methodology sections that they ignored the incarcerated, institutionalized and homeless, but did not do so in their press release which is what most media apparently worked off of.

While the flaws that plagued the PlayBook at its introduction last spring seem to have been resolved, the device is still hobbled by a relative lack of apps, a shortcoming Mr. Lazaridis acknowledged in the conference call.

This was acknowledged in the submission.

These are acknowledged in the original studies.

Kipling's Kim, Said acknowledged in an introduction to the book, was a masterpiece (though one, he said, that some Indian readers regarded as plagued with stereotypes), but, even so, it presented a complacent and "conscious legitimisation" of British rule and its effects.

"For several things concerning the decoration of the play, I am obliged to the French", acknowledged Thomas Shadwell in the introduction to his own Psyche in 1674.

Mr. Klebnikov acknowledges in the book's introduction that Forbes magazine, in which some of his allegations appeared earlier, is being sued by Mr. Berezovsky, who contends that they are not true.