Sentence examples for acknowledged such as from inspiring English sources

"The letter filed today on Mr. Donaghy's behalf contains an assortment of lies, unfounded allegations and facts that have been previously acknowledged, such as the fact that certain N.B.A. referees engaged in casino gambling in violation of N.B.A. rules," Joel Litvin, the N.B.A. president for league and basketball operations, said in a statement.

The problems that certain GPs acknowledged, such as their reluctance to initiate ACE-I in already treated CHF patients or the difficulties with gradually increasing the ACE-I dose, were not reflected in their prescribing of these drugs.

However, some limitations of this study should be acknowledged, such as the sample size, which, despite being suitable to sample size calculations, only shows preliminary evidence of the relationship between VTE and the STRs analysed.

Other study limitations are also acknowledged, such as the lack of detailed records to determine the potential contribution of operative and postoperative factors, such as the use of nephrotoxins (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, some forms of hydroxyethyl starch and so on) to AKI risk.

Without more revenue, this now middle-income country cannot begin to address the problems that all Mexico's politicians acknowledge, such as rotten schools and crumbling infrastructure.Nonetheless, his own poor strategy has compounded Mr Fox's problems.

There are challenges, he acknowledges, such as women refusing to take part, the lack of electricity for charging mobiles in some parts of Rwanda (solar panels are being provided) and accessing health clinics, which can be a five kilometre walk away.

"There are absolutely uses where you wouldn't want to use VaporStream," he acknowledges, such as transmitting medical records that need to be retained.

"The [Iditarod Trail Committee] has made some reforms," the HSUS acknowledges, "such as reducing the maximum size of dog teams from 20 to 16, in order to allow the mushers to keep better tabs on the animals".

Juniper [7] acknowledged "such qualities as impermanence, humility, asymmetry, and imperfection".

Indeed, investors acknowledged such optimism late last week, as they began buying back shares of Expedia, Priceline and Travelocity after rounds of heavy selling.

However, the report noted that the District's final report should acknowledge such critical issues as include future sea-level rises, population growth, and urban development.