Sentence examples for acknowledging that we act from inspiring English sources

There is nothing wrong with acknowledging that we act in the interest of other humans while at the same time protecting the interests of the United States.

And this means acknowledging that people often act like idiots when asked to explain themselves in terms machines can understand.

"CQC has already acknowledged that we would have acted earlier if the evidence from the television report had been made available to us.

"We've acknowledged that we could have acted more quickly in interviewing the accused student," Brown said Friday, "but we also felt it was important to be thorough rather than fast, and to avoid a rush to judgment".

But by acknowledging that everybody has a responsibility to act, it would represent progress.

He delivered a careful and balanced view of the economy (a gradual healing in the context of a still-muted outlook growth and jobs), re-iterated the improved banking and financial conditions at home (stressing the major additions to bank capital), and referred to the strains in Europe (acknowledging that they act as a drag on the US economy).

Acknowledging that Snowden acted illegally gets us into a discussion of ends and means, a more complex issue than is often assumed.

It is important for parents to know and to remind doctors that it is widely acknowledged that drugs act differently on the bodies of infants and children than on adults.

Only when we are prepared to acknowledge that, and to act upon our knowledge, will lives cease to be forfeited to its savage hunger for human sacrifice.

There has not been any evidence that Auburn paid Newton, but with the N.C.A.A. acknowledging that the mere act of soliciting money is against the rules, there could be uncertainty about Newton's eligibility until he takes his first snap.

Mr. Takenaka and the Bank of Japan, however, have acknowledged that Japan must act if it has any hope of heading off an even larger crisis.