Sentence examples for acknowledging the vulnerability from inspiring English sources
Acknowledging the vulnerability of age and the need for one another, these seniors are organizing and creating their own communities in the form of living facilities, community organizations, bar establishments and so forth.
The researchers said they had discussed their findings with a number of companies that had acknowledged the vulnerability.
The Cambridge researchers said they had discussed their discovery with a number of card manufacturers, and several had acknowledged the vulnerability.
Carney acknowledged the vulnerability of households to rising interest rates in his speech, noting that fixed-rate mortgages were less common in the UK than in the US.
The ICB final report makes reference to the government holdings in the two bailed out banks, RBS and Lloyds, and acknowledges the "vulnerability of current share prices" but argues this is a reason to make the industry more robust.
When Microsoft still had not publicly acknowledged the vulnerability six hours after eEye posted the advisory, the security company went a step further and published source code that could be used against the IIS bug.
The Romanian Guidelines published in 2007 explicitly acknowledge the vulnerability of Roma people, given their high prevalence of risk contexts and behaviours; the Bulgarian HIV National Program also supports this, and the Slovakian program goes as far as to consider Roma community as part of marginalized groups coming from different ethnic or social environments.
He acknowledged the vulnerabilities of the lightly armoured Snatch Land Rover and the muddled attempt to find a replacement vehicle for it.
This example highlights how UK drug policies fail to acknowledge the vulnerabilities and specific needs of people in difficult situations.
Snapchat's first blog post on the issue in December acknowledged the potential vulnerability publicly and noted that some countermeasures had been put into place.
All participants acknowledged the general vulnerability of transmigrants to sexual violence.
