Sentence examples for acknowledgment that the commission from inspiring English sources

In an implicit acknowledgment that the commission has failed, the current chairman of the commission, William H. Donaldson, plans to describe to Congress this week a new system of what his aides call risk management assessments to make sure that the commission is not ineffective in other areas of market surveillance.

"There was an acknowledgment in the commission's report that frontline critical family violence services should receive urgent additional funding and that the $22.5m left over from the funding allocated toward the royal commission to do its work should be allocated to those services," Atmore said.

The rising divorce rate could simply be an acknowledgment that marriage doesn't work for everyone.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is preparing to increase the use of military commissions to prosecute Guantánamo detainees, an acknowledgment that the prison in Cuba remains open for business after Congress imposed steep new impediments to closing the facility.

In acknowledgment of that, the Big Ten Conference should restore his name to its football championship trophy.

He promised that the commission will try.

"That's an acknowledgment that the growth outlook for Amazon remains quite robust," he said.

Mr. Obama's statement was an acknowledgment that the opposition had made sufficient progress to merit recognition.

It was a tongue-in-cheek acknowledgment that the fans were counting on him.

But the trade was an acknowledgment that the Mets could not compete without more offense.

This time, European ministers would like some kind of acknowledgment that the dollar has fallen enough.