Sentence examples for acknowledged news from inspiring English sources

A statement released this afternoon by the Turkish military acknowledged news reports of troop movements into Iraq and said: "The reports are not true".

Clarkson's had initially failed to acknowledge news of his suspension, instead joking with colleagues Richard Hammond and James May on Twitter about what should be done with the now-empty slot on the BBC's schedule on Sunday.

Nor did he acknowledge news, also announced that day, that America's AT&T will become the first foreign operator to offer broadband Internet services in China.Mr Wu was no more conciliatory toward investors, whose bane he had again become the week before, when a colleague told China's state-controlled press that the ministry was intending to alter the billing system for mobile phones.

One woman acknowledged that news reports had given her the impression that Mr. Muhammad was the sniper.

Recognizing that § 5 of the Act specifically mentioned "'periodicals, including newspapers,'" § 5(b), the Court acknowledged that news articles were copyrightable.

In a meeting with university leaders, the rector, Helen Dragas, praised Ms. Sullivan's work and acknowledged that news of the departure would be a "great shock to the institution".

Emerging from a private huddle with members of the Finance Committee, Baucus acknowledged the news but declined to formally confirm it, saying he had to go address his staff.

But in March, the company posted a video on its Web site in which its chief executive, Grant Lundberg, acknowledged the news and talked about the family's efforts to keep its products safe and healthy.

Hotly pursued by cameras and reporters, Batch finally acknowledged the news of the day: there would be a 24-hour extension in negotiations to reach a new collective bargaining agreement; the old one was scheduled to expire at midnight.

Hillary Clinton's campaign has acknowledged mishandling news of her pneumonia, as Donald Trump sought to capitalize on growing questions over his opponent's trustworthiness at a critical moment in their race for the White House.

While she and Mr. Vos acknowledged the news reports on progress in the debt-reduction negotiations between the White House and Congressional Republicans to avoid dire automatic tax increases and spending cuts that would take effect in January, what has been called the fiscal cliff, they erred on the side of assuming the worst.