Sentence examples similar to acknowledging this gap from inspiring English sources

FAO's Forestry Department has acknowledged this gap and is assessing how it can address the challenge.

[Aboriginal cardiac patient] Health care providers also acknowledged this gap in communication, highlighting the additional challenges involved when a common language was not spoken.

Who knows if and when this will make it into consumer's living rooms, but it's good to know that EA has acknowledged this huge gap in the market place.

An oft-noted problem with globalised business is that the global reach of business is not matched by the global reach of the law, as legal standards vary from country to country, thus it would have made sense for Carroll to acknowledge this regulatory gap in amending his pyramid.

Acknowledging the gap that existed between the number of delegates that each candidate could claim, Romney suspended his campaign several days later.

Hemingway talked about "leadership," a way of acknowledging the gap between what voters think they want and what Gingrich thinks they should want.

The Health Monitoring Unit of the European Union, acknowledging the gap in evidence on health of the intellectually disabled population, launched the Pomona project in 2005 [ 4].

Thus, if seeking a trade-off with the cost of vaccination, the current results may be used but acknowledging the gap between total costs and avoidable costs.

De Mistura acknowledged this was the gap he had to bridge: "It is up to the Syrian people to vote, elect and decide.

We acknowledge this as a gap and will anticipate producing a sibling booklet in the future.

The LPN acknowledges the gap and this initiative aims to bridge that disconnect.