Sentence examples for acknowledging what is from inspiring English sources

EPA has lowered quota targets, acknowledging what is known in the business as the "blend wall," but many refiners want it to be lower still.

"I think the confirmation of the bishop of New Hampshire is acknowledging what is already a reality in the life of the church and the larger society of which we are a part".

They are also likely to meet in September at the UN General Assembly.The second is that India was apparently ready to take at least a step towards acknowledging what is obvious to any non-Indian: that Kashmir is a serious obstacle standing in the way of normal relations between the subcontinent's largest countries and that, without progress on it, there cannot be much progress on anything else.

Palmer has no trouble acknowledging what is driving his move to build: "Ambition," he says bluntly.

It's simply about acknowledging what is not working and moving forward in a more positive direction.

This means (1) acknowledging what is at stake, (2) creating an environment to attract, retain and focus the type of talent required and (3) aggressively seeking said talent.

The closest Clinton comes to acknowledging what was really at issue is some broad generalities about gender roles.

The work of such a commission, charged with compiling the record, affixing responsibility, and formally acknowledging what was done, would be a healthy act of atonement.

Or the dozens of contemporaneous comments I quote, from Sulzberger and others, acknowledging what was happening to the Jews in Europe?

Subsequently, without acknowledging what was done in the past, the White House strongly suggested the future would be different.

And simply turning within and acknowledging what was real gave instant relief.