Sentence examples for acknowledging correspondence from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON -- Iran said Wednesday that it had received letters from President Barack Obama and had responded to them, for the first time acknowledging correspondence that the White House has declined to confirm publicly.

Also, late Friday came a report that police were looking into Weiner's online contact with a 17-year old girl in Delaware — his office has acknowledged the correspondence but has said it was entirely innocous — that further complicated the Congressman's chances of holding on to his seat.

Also, late Friday came a report that police were looking into Weiner's online contact with a 17-year-old girl in Delaware — his office has acknowledged the correspondence but has said it was entirely innocuous — that further complicated the congressman's chances of holding on to his seat.

The council leader said the club has yet to acknowledge her correspondence.

Crean's record as a student at the academy was spotty, he acknowledged in correspondence in the court file.

But he acknowledged that anonymous correspondence had been "difficult".

He said he did not recognise the letter, although he did acknowledge that such correspondence from the attorney general would have been "unusual".

He acknowledges that the correspondence between his distinction and the distinctions we make in everyday life and language may be inexact.

What begins rather stiffly, as if acknowledging that this is an overheard correspondence, soon relaxes into something fine and leisurely.

She was able to rely on her prodigious memory and her meticulously filed and catalogued interview notes and correspondence and was always generous in acknowledging help she received.

However scholars looking for clear evidence on the full extent of the men's relationship were left disappointed, with curators acknowledging that they had only put a sample of correspondence on display at the National Archives museum.