Sentence examples for acknowledged problems in from inspiring English sources

Poison from the prisons Living without it Talking peace, preparing for war The last plantation ReprintsThe USDA has acknowledged problems in its dealings with black farmers.

Robert S. Mueller III, director of the F.B.I., acknowledged problems in the project when he was asked about it at a House appropriations hearing on Wednesday.

In doing so, he lifted his longstanding opposition to altering the state's much-maligned campaign finance laws and acknowledged problems in the current system.

"To me, Governor Bush's reprieve acknowledged problems in the system," said Ms. Levin, who as the head of Texas Defender Service regularly handles death row appeals.

Eileen Murphy, an Education Department spokeswoman, acknowledged problems in all the cases mentioned above and said they would be corrected quickly.

The Bush administration and the insurance industry have acknowledged problems in the Medicare market and have taken steps to curtail abuses.

Dr. Griffith had come face to face with an emerging, but rarely acknowledged, problem in today's era of new cancer tests and therapies.

Health worker shortages are a commonly acknowledged problem in Africa but P4P can be expected to improve the supply of health workers.

While the problem of scarcity of resources in the health systems, both human and financial, is a well acknowledged problem in the Africa region, there is a growing recognition that inefficiencies within the health care system abound [ 3].

Campbell begins an evasive statement about acknowledging problems in her opening statement.

They described the exchange as robust and animated, with Rajapaksa acknowledging problems in his country but arguing that they needed time to be sorted out.