Sentence examples for acknowledging publicly from inspiring English sources

"They were uncomfortable acknowledging publicly that the way they made their living was comics, and they certainly were not going to take any chances".

This is a day for acknowledging, publicly, the private memorial days that lie scattered throughout the year, a day when all the military graves are tended to, even the ones that someone tends to regularly as a way of remembering.

Mr. Eran was acknowledging publicly what Israeli, Palestinian and American officials have been saying privately for weeks, and the way he talked made it seem that he assumes that the deadline will not be met.

AT&T came clean today, acknowledging publicly that next-generation Internet telephony and wireless services were slicing into its legacy telecom business and announcing that its profits and revenues for its first quarter would be lower than expected.

His departure had not been acknowledged publicly before last week.

Administration officials are finally beginning to acknowledge publicly how dire the situation actually was in 2009.

The United States runs a program of covert airstrikes that it does not acknowledge publicly.

— that executives fear bigger risks in building new coal-fired plants than they have acknowledged publicly.

But it did acknowledge publicly that such deals would not shield the bank from potential penalties from other regulators.

Foreign policy experts say the practice of former officials' returning for business is more common than acknowledged publicly.

At last: a Czech minister brave enough to acknowledge publicly what the financial markets have known for years.