Sentence examples for acknowledging in an from inspiring English sources

"This has nothing to do with partisanship, much less ideology," Mr. Magalhães said, acknowledging in an interview here that he has a purely personal score to settle.

"Instead of acknowledging in an open way that there was a problem that could affect the public and their workers, they have essentially denied the problem existed," Mr. Kennedy said.

Instead of skirting around the thorny issue of slavery, he spoke candidly about the conflict and its causes, acknowledging, in an address laden with scripture, that "it may seem strange that any men should dare to ask a just God's assistance in wringing their bread from the sweat of other men's faces, but let us judge not, that we be not judged".

For me, that moment came two years and two translations later, when, in February of 2005, Pamuk -- already unpopular with the guardians of the republic -- broke a 90-year taboo by acknowledging (in an off-the-record interview with a Swiss journalist) the 1915 butchery of a million Armenians.

Aisen did not provide a comment about the lawsuit and its allegations, acknowledging in an email only that he had received an interview request.

** — Tim Cook, the C.E.O. of Apple, acknowledging in a Bloomberg Businessweek column that he is gay.

"It's late innings," Mr. Christopher acknowledged in an interview with CBS's "Face The Nation".

"It's not easy," she acknowledged in an interview.

He acknowledged in an earlier interview that those clients are now in a fix.

For HBO, the newsmagazine partnership — announced last spring — was a leap, something Mr. Lombardo acknowledged in an interview.

"Scott's departure was a surprise," Mr. Donahoe acknowledged in an earnings call.