Sentence examples for acknowledgment of its involvement from inspiring English sources

An article on Sunday about the arrest of an executive assistant at News International, the British newspaper arm of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, as part of the investigation into illegal phone hacking by The News of the World tabloid, misstated the extent of the subsidiary's acknowledgment of its involvement in hacking the voicemail of a teenage murder victim, Milly Dowler, in 2002.

But that is the limit of its involvement.

"There was no confusion whatsoever about the context of our conversation – and his acknowledgment of his involvement in bitcoin".

Goodman and Newsweek have since stood by their story, saying "There was no confusion whatsoever about the context of our conversation — and his acknowledgment of his involvement in Bitcoin".

The Newsweek journalist who broke the story, Leah McGrath Goodman, told AP that she stood by it, and insisted "there was no confusion whatsoever about the context of our conversation - and his acknowledgment of his involvement in Bitcoin".

There was no confusion whatsoever about the context of our conversation - and his acknowledgment of his involvement in Bitcoin". Nakamoto kept a low profile in part to avoid the attention of authorities, Newsweek said.

You cannot see it, and the only acknowledgment of its existence is a message over the tannoy announcing: "We are now entering the Channel tunnel.

Closely related, Holdsclaw said, is the W.N.B.A.'s acknowledgment of its significant gay fan base, an effort that sets it apart from its male counterparts.

Is it a saving act, a refusal of time, or acknowledgment of its banal permanent victory?

Misunderstanding of statistics often leads to a belief that screening is more beneficial than it actually is and, in some cases, to no acknowledgment of its potential harms.

The agency's acknowledgment of its own shortcomings has broad implications.