Sentence examples for acknowledged stopping from inspiring English sources
Sergeant Vejar acknowledged stopping the family from sending Ali to the hospital in a taxi.
The aircraft has sophisticated technical and software installations that have caused the price of the fighter to fluctuate as well as some development issues, which Johnston acknowledged, stopping short of saying the government could guarantee the price.
And while Begovic can boast a clean sheet against Bale, he acknowledges stopping Wales' iconic player from making his mark from a free kick could be difficult.
While she acknowledges stop and frisk engaged in racial profiling and should be modified, to her it was still working – and guns were being removed.
They also acknowledged that stopping treatment with Tamiflu could harm influenza patients if the virus were the cause of delirium, hallucinations and other abnormal behavior like aggression and suicidal thoughts.
He acknowledged that stopping a determined smoker from going outside to light up was "clearly very difficult".
The roles of elected officials in acknowledging and stopping this new slavery are a crucial part of Mr. Blackmon's story.
D.E.A. officials acknowledge that stopping the flow of steroids is not their top priority when illicit drugs such as cocaine and heroin are flowing across the border.
But with the 300-mile-long, privately financed pipeline now 70percentt complete, and long green tubes replacing the palm and canelo trees, even the most die-hard opponents acknowledge that stopping the construction is next to impossible.
We obviously knew that one buried car wouldn't stop air pollution, and any reasoned analysis would acknowledge that stopping one pipeline would not eliminate global warming.
"People continually refuse to acknowledge us, stop replying when they find out I'm disabled, or point-blank turn us down because of it". In the past, this has resulted in homelessness; Stripe and the family slept on the floor of a friend's study for six weeks before getting their current property.
