Sentence examples for acknowledging criticism from inspiring English sources

Corporate boards also seem to be acknowledging criticism of executive pay from shareholders and the public.

"People say I'm old-fashioned and banks can no longer be separated from nonbank activity," Mr. Volcker said, acknowledging criticism that he is nostalgic for an earlier era.

Mr. Holder began, they said, by acknowledging criticism that the Justice Department had tipped too far toward aggressive law enforcement and away from ensuring the free flow of information to the public.

Tacitly acknowledging criticism of his strategies in Iraq and Afghanistan, Mr. Bush said, "The polls go up, the polls go down, but a president's convictions must be consistent and true".

"Worse than that, it seems as if we are willfully blind to some of the trends and priorities of that wider society," he added, acknowledging criticism from within that the church — already facing dwindling congregations — has lost a broader relevance to modern society.

32 First, we have evaluated the relative contribution of the living environments associated with work and non-work (ie, family, social networks), thus acknowledging criticisms that emerged from a systematic review on workers' health.

Schumer acknowledged criticism of her selection in a post to Instagram on Tuesday night.

In time, the old coach develops an emotional toughness that deflects and, on the surface at least, barely acknowledges criticism.

In his weekly address on Saturday, Obama acknowledged criticism of the Shell decision, saying he shared concerns about Arctic drilling.

And he acknowledged criticism that his government lacked political experience and promised to strive harder for efficiency.

Mr. Taylor acknowledged criticism from conservative alumni that -- Mr. Colbert's television-show persona aside -- the college's recent speakers have come from the political left.