Sentence examples for acknowledged manipulation from inspiring English sources

The state schools superintendent, Glenda Ritz, on Wednesday acknowledged manipulation in the way Indiana's schools are graded, the latest fallout from a report by The Associated Press that found her predecessor worked behind the scenes to improve the score of a charter school founded by an influential Republican donor.

Some acknowledged that manipulation could be justifiable if treatment was deemed in the patient's best interest and compulsory treatment was not a viable option.

Early in the design of the trial, it was acknowledged that the spinal manipulation treatment regimes provided by practitioners from the three professions shared more similarities than differences.

He is also honest enough to acknowledge that the manipulation of human rights as a rationale helped get the U.S. into the mess.

The filmmaking process is grueling, Mr. Reckart acknowledged, but the hours of manipulation create an intimate connection to the characters.

It is important to acknowledge that our manipulations did not identify all areas that contribute to semantic and phonological processing, but only those that are sensitive to the relationship between successive items during reading and naming.

Although temporal and demographic estimates using the above described approach have been widely applied, we must acknowledge that scalar manipulations of estimated mutation rates could be a potential source of inference error.

However, perhaps health care professionals are being paternalistic to each other by shying away from the concept of manipulation and hiding behind the more acceptable defence of paternalism rather than openly acknowledging the use of nudge in clinical encounters.

Barclays joins UBS, Deutsche Bank and the Royal Bank of Scotland as the European banks that have acknowledged receiving inquiries from regulators about potential manipulation of currency markets.

The Zimmer campaign acknowledged that it could not prove widespread voter manipulation, but said a handful of patients had described visits by workers advocating Mr. Holt's candidacy.

Although commonly acknowledged among professionals as a widespread practice, reports about manipulations with the aim of achieving the required dose are limited.