Sentence examples for acknowledged it needs from inspiring English sources

Despite hosting admissions fairs and offering application guidelines in the encyclopedic 534-page high school directory, which includes 647 programs at 394 schools, plus the nine specialized schools, the department has acknowledged it needs to make its information more accessible to parents.

Despite its travails, the IOC has at least acknowledged it needs to engage with those pressing for change.

The Grid can already ask generators to produce more electricity at times of peak pressure, but Ofgem has acknowledged it needs to go further.

Google has acknowledged it needs to "try and see things from a more European perspective" as it acknowledges criticism over its handling of the "right to be forgotten" case.

The House hasn't given up on that but they've acknowledged it needs some work".

Describing Britain an "exceptionally important partner", he acknowledged it needed "some time to bring its own ranks into line" and that a suitable time to begin the exit process would be in the autumn.

The Labour leader claimed that retaining key English councils was a sign that voters felt the party was "standing up" against Tory cuts, though he acknowledged it needed to rebuild in Scotland, where it fell behind the Conservatives.

In the face of an angry backlash the company publicly acknowledged it needed to do more to stop the spread of misinformation on its platform.

Gannon said he thought the 2014 budget had resulted in a loss of trust in the Coalition on health and Malcolm Turnbull was sincere in acknowledging it needs to revamp its policies as a result.

The government reports growth of 5% a year for the past five years, but that is below the 6-7% it acknowledges it needs to improve living standards.

The current turbulence following the EU referendum requires innovation that might lead to the step change in services that most people working in the NHS acknowledge it needs.