Sentence examples for acknowledging its problems from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging its problems at the close of the quarter, the McCain campaign shook up its fund-raising organization to catch up, adopting a system for recognizing big bundlers that is similar to the designation of "pioneers" and "rangers" that President Bush employed in his campaigns.

In Bealport, Jeffrey Lewis takes us inside the town, revealing its secrets, acknowledging its problems, and honoring its ambitions.

Domino's even aired television ads acknowledging its problems, a public mea culpa in which the chain promised to do better.

Comcast has publicly acknowledged its problems with service complaints but says it's working harder to improve.

If fact-checking is as important as it claims, its practitioners need to acknowledge its problems and fix them".

What astonished agency employees, officials said, was that the department had finally acknowledged its problems.

But in a statement, Madonna said she was pleased with other work that Raising Malawi had done in helping children in Malawi, even as she acknowledged its problems.

Despite his fondness for the walkway system, Graham acknowledges its problems – the potential for crime, the lack of safety and accessibility.

By contrast, he said, the state on Oct. 31 dropped Putnam as a manager of its state pension plan, because Putnam officials had not acknowledged its problems in a straightforward way.

In the company's previous campaign, "Reinvention," launched soon after its Chapter 11 filing, GM acknowledged its problems but painted a rosy image of the future.

Despite this global trend, Nigeria stands out as a country that has acknowledged its problem and made some degree of progress in dealing with counterfeit drug production and trafficking.