Sentence examples for acknowledged that the changes from inspiring English sources

Goodell acknowledged that the changes were partly in response to public criticism over Rice's punishment.

Still, he acknowledged that the changes were no miracle cure and that the bank would need to do more.

After explaining the requirements, Mr. Ocharsky acknowledged that the changes were instituted on short notice, but offered no explanation for the sudden action.

While Mr. Kerik's plan is more ambitious, he acknowledged that the changes he sought would not occur overnight, or even in a few months.

But he acknowledged that the changes sought by the commission, not all of which have been established, might not be accomplished before commercial operation begins.

The Tory lawyers who have drawn up the bill of rights have reportedly acknowledged that the changes could lead to Britain's expulsion from the 47-strong Council of Europe.

Afghan officials in Kabul and some of the seven areas have acknowledged that the change will be more symbolic than substantive, at least in the short term.

The general acknowledged that the change in policy that he was advocating could be costly, because additional housing, schools and medical facilities would have to be built.

The researchers acknowledged that the change reflected greater opportunities for women but added that the fact that two thirds of women in developed countries now work was a "cause for concern".

In a conference call with election officials and expat advocates last week, Bob Carey, director of the Federal Voting Assistance Program, acknowledged that the changed wording had caused concerns and said that he hoped to add an explanatory preface on the organization's Web site.

He acknowledged that the change had already drawn concern from some in the military's senior ranks, who warned that it risked damaging a hierarchical command system based on discipline and adherence to orders from above.