Sentence examples for acknowledging problems with from inspiring English sources

In recent days, the Army has begun acknowledging problems with the way it handled the soldiers at Fort Jackson.

That the colonists faced a terrible "skarsety of victewalles," to the point where one traveler in 1534 acknowledged "if thou wouldest needes know, the broyled meate that I had was a piece of such a man's buttocke," is certainly a memorable way of acknowledging problems with the food supply.

Firestone charged that Ford was attempting to pass the buck onto Firestone's tires, instead of acknowledging problems with its vehicles.

Florida Governor Rick Scott's (R) administration is acknowledging problems with its attempt to remove noncitizens from state voter rolls during the 2012 election, admitting that the program was flawed from the beginning.

The jab at Clinton appeared on the GOP's official twitter feed Wednesday, as part of a series of missives ― each one singling out a prominent Democrat for acknowledging problems with the Affordable Care Act and then, supposedly, offering no plans for fixing those problems.

Additionally, women may have had technical difficulties with the computer that we were unaware of because they indicated that they were no longer interested in study participation rather than acknowledging problems with computer software.

It also acknowledged problems with its cooking instructions.

Volkswagen acknowledged problems with the alliance but said it wanted to continue working with Suzuki.

In March, when Mr. Ranta was freed, Mr. Hynes's office acknowledged problems with the prosecution.

Chinese officials have acknowledged problems with past data and with the bureaucratic incentives.

In a briefing on Friday, Dr. Thomas Frieden, the C.D.C. director, acknowledged problems with the vaccine production.