Sentence examples for acknowledging openly from inspiring English sources

A lawyer for the Democratic National Committee last week ruled out retaliating in kind, acknowledging openly that it coordinates with state Democrats.

Accept that this is confronting at first but also try to see the personal empowerment and strength involved in acknowledging openly what is happening and taking your relationship one step higher by learning more about each other's limits and likes.

But none of these are acknowledged openly during class, until the final exercise.

"We need to acknowledge openly that gender remains at issue at the highest levels," she told students at Harvard Business School and their families.

But the political will to acknowledge openly the chasm between graduation requirements and college or job needs is new, Dr. Tisch; David M. Steiner, the state education commissioner; and John King, the deputy state education commissioner, said in interviews last week.

If a body with a statutory responsibility for safe conveyance faces an increasingly serious problem that it acknowledges openly that it does not understand, it is obliged to take immediate action.

Only one man within the leadership was prepared to acknowledge openly that the students were patriots with legitimate grievances that the party needed to listen to: Zhao Ziyang, who had replaced Hu as general secretary.

Mr. New is, as he should be, delightful and appalling in these scenes, making good on Steven's assertion that laughter is his release for an anger too dangerous to acknowledge openly.

This could force Israel to acknowledge openly its nuclear arsenal and to formalize a deterrence doctrine that could be applied against its potential adversaries — steps that so far the Israelis have refused to take.

Britain's official reticence about the post-Hussein era, he suggested, reflected the government's reluctance in recent weeks to acknowledge openly that its war aims went beyond the disarmament of Mr. Hussein to envision his removal.

He said it was "lamentable" that those involved have failed to acknowledge openly in court their failures and the invalidity of their results remained unknown to them for over three years.