Sentence examples for acknowledging the plight from inspiring English sources

Decision-makers have slowly begun acknowledging the plight of residential areas.

Thank you for finally acknowledging the plight of the farm animals ("Bringing Moos and Oinks Into the Food Debate," July 25).

"A critic's place is not in prison," the president told publishers and members of the Iranian intelligentsia, acknowledging the plight of many writers and journalists held in Iranian prisons.

Recognizing and acknowledging the plight someone who has been controlled is helpful, as she/he will become aware that other people see what is happening and they care.

Supporters and opponents of the language acknowledge the plight of women like Ms. Millich.

Before the game, Collins acknowledged the plight of overseeing a club with hot starting pitching.

Releasing this report will obligate the state to acknowledge the plight of Afghanistan's victims of repression, impunity and war.

One pleasant surprise is that Brown has finally acknowledged the plight of the 125,000 people who have lost their pensions when their employer went bust.

Some of this is conceded when the reporters acknowledge the plight of the dwindling minority of Serbs now in Kosovo, 300 of whom have been murdered since the Serbian authorities withdrew.

Starbucks still charges $11.45 a pound for coffee in its stores, although the company has acknowledged the plight of farmers who receive less than 50 cents a pound for their crops.

+ The Vatican acknowledged the plight of refugees in their annual nativity scene by incorporating a traditional Maltese fishing boat into the 55-foot-wide display.