Sentence examples for acknowledged years from inspiring English sources

Imagine how many lives would have been spared in Vietnam if this same simple truth had been acknowledged years earlier.

Unions have a mixed record in the Iowa caucuses, as acknowledged years ago by Chuck Gifford of the United Auto Workers here, who for many years was the leading labor figure in the state.

Prince Charles acknowledged years later that he had broken his marriage vows after the marriage had broken down After Diana's death in 1997, Prince Charles and Mrs Parker Bowles cautiously began making their relationship public.

WHILE praising the efforts of Gov. James E. McGreevey, who acknowledged years of problems in the State Department of Human Services and has sought to correct them by enlarging its staff and budget, Ms. Barksdale agreed that much work remained to be done.

Duke officials told The Cancer Letter that the university "supported Dr. Perez as he raised his concerns during 2008 and thereafter" and that Duke "acknowledged years ago there are many aspects of this situation that would have been handled differently had there been more complete information at the time decisions were made".

Proposition 209 seemed clearly targeted at the state's largest minority group, Latinos; that motivation was acknowledged years later by the initiative's chief private proponent.

They argued that nuclear regulators had not performed proper inspections of the area's geology — an accusation that the government would acknowledge years later — and that an active fault line nearby made the plant dangerous.

Kresa is also articulating what the industry is finally acknowledging: Years of rough and inconsistent treatment by the government have harmed the weapons sector.

Since President Clinton spoke of health inflation in 1993, health costs continued to rise faster than wages, but President Obama refuses to acknowledge years later that the U.S. health inflation rate is almost identical to rates in government-run systems.

Kresa is also articulating what the industry is finally acknowledging: Years of rough and inconsistent treatment by the government have left the weapons sector depleted of capital and ill-equipped to meet the technological challenges of the new century.

It also acknowledges year five and six of existing agreements will not be honoured, but the Coalition made clear before the election its pledges to match funding applied only to the four-year budget cycle.