Sentence examples for acknowledged openly from inspiring English sources

But none of these are acknowledged openly during class, until the final exercise.

It adds that the issue of corrupt staff aiding criminal behaviour is a problem that is "under-recognised" and not acknowledged openly.

Though some mainland historians have bravely delved into the history of the period covered in this book, the truth is still too troubling to be acknowledged openly by the current rulers of China for one simple reason: Mao is the first emperor of the regime established in 1949 and they are his heirs.

Whether or not this is actually the origin of that theory, there is no doubt in another case: Russell, who claimed in correspondence to have read Principles closely, acknowledged openly that he was convinced by Bradley's argument that the logical form of universal sentences is hypothetical (so that, e.g., 'All cows eat grass' is to be understood as saying 'If anything is a cow then it eats grass').

They must acknowledge, openly, that the paucity of women leaders is equity denied.

By asking managers to acknowledge openly the demands outside work, Moen and Kelly were subverting certain conventions of office culture.

A lawyer for the Democratic National Committee last week ruled out retaliating in kind, acknowledging openly that it coordinates with state Democrats.

Generous enough to grow to include even its enemies, and I hope to acknowledge openly and honestly those Indigenous Australians who died fighting in the frontier wars.

"We need to acknowledge openly that gender remains at issue at the highest levels," she told students at Harvard Business School and their families.

But the political will to acknowledge openly the chasm between graduation requirements and college or job needs is new, Dr. Tisch; David M. Steiner, the state education commissioner; and John King, the deputy state education commissioner, said in interviews last week.

If a body with a statutory responsibility for safe conveyance faces an increasingly serious problem that it acknowledges openly that it does not understand, it is obliged to take immediate action.