Sentence examples for acknowledgment of a problem from inspiring English sources

The food movement has not yet reached its 1964; there's isn't even a general acknowledgment of a problem in need of fixing.

A couple of multilevel Duane Reade stores have recently been renovated to a single level, and wheelchair lifts have been installed in some others, but not as an acknowledgment of a problem, Mr. Rizzo said.

The beauty of Rethinking Drinking is that it can be used in the privacy of the home or in a doctor's office, sparing people the embarrassment and stigma that often accompany public acknowledgment of a problem with alcohol and entering a treatment program.

"It is a very, very significant acknowledgment of a major problem on the part of Wal-Mart that they are now going to do this," said Kurt Barnard, a retail consultant.

WASHINGTON — When President Obama announced last month that he was barring a Baghdad bank from any dealings with the American banking system, it was a rare acknowledgment of a delicate problem facing the administration in a country that American troops just left: for months, Iraq has been helping Iran skirt economic sanctions imposed on Tehran because of its nuclear program.

It calls for acknowledgment of a serious problem, quick action, resources, and accountability.

Positive attitudes include identification, acknowledgment, and awareness of a problem.

In May, in an apparent acknowledgment of the problem, a HUD spokesman said the agency was drafting rules to force investment firms to be more accommodating to borrowers.

They are executed on tin, like many of the retablos that inspired them, but were made as acknowledgments of a personal problem solved or a prayer answered.

The action is one of the more public acknowledgments to date of a problem that has begun to plague many airports around the country: growth in air traffic outpacing the ability of airports to handle it.

"They're seeking acknowledgment of a difficult job well done.