Sentence examples for acknowledged setting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nasrallah acknowledged setting up the group in Egypt but insisted that it was organized only to help the Palestinians, not to conduct terrorist attacks on Egyptian soil.

Back then, opposition groups said they had won far more seats than the government acknowledged, setting off demonstrations that were violently suppressed.

Mr. Paterson said he was not involved in any legislation on behalf of the hospital, although he acknowledged setting up at least the one meeting with Mr. Silver.

They acknowledged setting up accounts that Mr. Rousso and Mr. Hababou used to make tens of millions of dollars in illegal stock trades.

Degussa-Huls of Frankfurt acknowledged setting prices of Vitamin B3 for three years ending in 1995 and accepted a $13 million fine.

Mr. Chander acknowledged setting the fire, the authorities said, but said it had started during an unexpected confrontation with his family members.

Overcollection on that scale could lead to a significant number of privacy invasions of American citizens, officials acknowledge, setting off the concerns among lawmakers and on the secret FISA court.

While card issuers insist that most of the on-campus marketing is aimed at alumni who attend sporting events, they also acknowledge setting up tables at nonathletic sites when few alumni are present.

As we will see in more detail below, analytic feminists are among those who argue that they are not captured by either Jaggar's or Harding's widely acknowledged sets of categories.

Now, sitting in his Mayfair office, he says that British public schools are internationally acknowledged as setting the benchmark for how a school should be, something state schools should try and replicate.

The data sets have spawned a wealth of research that should lead to better-targeted cancer-control policies (Dahlberg et al, 1998; Guren et al, 2015; Hansen et al, 2007; Rich et al, 2011a, 2011b), and they have been acknowledged as setting the standard for quality registration in Europe (Blum et al, 2014).