Sentence examples for admitted acknowledging from inspiring English sources
"The plan is on shaky ground just now," Dillon admitted, acknowledging that it was a sensitive issue for the Oglala Sioux for cultural and historical reasons, due to the role played by horses in the dominance of the Sioux of the Great Plains and in their battles with the cavalry.
"We did not do a good job managing our platform," she admitted, acknowledging that this data sharing had led to abuse by bad actors.
"We did not a do a good job managing our platform," she admitted, acknowledging that this data sharing had led to abuse by bad actors.
But perhaps more important, they also admitted, acknowledged and accepted responsibility for the misconduct uncovered by prosecutors.
In the Justice Department settlement, Wachovia said it "admits, acknowledges and accepts responsibility for" manipulating the bidding process in the sale of derivatives on tax-exempt bonds to institutional investors like cities, hospitals and pension plans over a six-year period ending in 2004.
"Being a quiet person I found all the attention embarrassing," he admits, while acknowledging that his past is not quite as uncomplicated as he pretends.
Although he has made no formal confession, he has, unlike the other defendants, "admitted or acknowledged" that many of the crimes occurred at his prison, according to the indictment from court judges.
"Banks have many more bad loans on their books than they have admitted or acknowledged.
But it did provide a platform from which at least some of the crimes were admitted and acknowledged, and it did manage to empty the Rwandan jails which contained hundred of thousands of prisoners.
He's gathered that white people have a hard time admitting or acknowledging that this country was founded on both white and gender supremacy -- that still have very real implications to this day -- because of their own guilt. .
