Sentence examples for acknowledging the damage from inspiring English sources

Despite acknowledging the damage that Germany caused Greece during the war, commentators feel that there are both legal and political reasons to refuse to pay reparations.

While acknowledging the damage inflicted by hurricanes last year and by the American economic embargo against the island, he has stressed the economy's inefficiencies.

Acknowledging the damage that a price war fought by offering subsidies on handsets had done to Vodafone's margins, Mr. Earl said the company was joining competitors in backing away from the strategy as a way to win customers.

Acknowledging the damage caused both internally and externally to Northern Ireland by the union flag dispute, Robinson said the violence and disorder was a "wake-up call" to politicians to solidify the peace.

But Obama's devotees, who have an unattractively worshipful tendency to blame his mistakes on everyone but him, would do their candidate and the Democratic Party a favor by acknowledging the damage he's done to both.

Crosby also apologised for his role at HBOS, acknowledging the damage to his reputation and admitting he did not expect to be allowed ever to run a bank again, as he gave evidence to the parliamentary banking standards committee.

Mr. Maetzig acknowledged the damage wrought by the official meddling.

He also acknowledged the damage from the war in Iraq.

But he appeared to acknowledge the damage these disclosures could do to America's reputation abroad.

He said he hoped that pending purchases would proceed without delays but acknowledged the damage done.

They never acknowledge the damage, these poor fellows; they just live it.