Sentence examples for and acknowledged only from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zorthian denied that he had ever lied or that he had ever been told to lie, and acknowledged only that he had withheld sensitive information relating to military security or diplomacy.

The secret archive was held at Hanslope Park, north of London, and acknowledged only once historians employed by lawyers representing the Mau Mau veterans realised that some documents from the era were being withheld.

For a reader that can detect and acknowledge only the italic parts of the collisions of Table 5 (we further on call this joint set the Cyan Set), we analytically obtain the following maximal theoretical throughput per slot: Tps f = ∑ R = 1 M P R · ∑ l = 1 S ( R ) P s l ( R ) · R s l sol ( R ). (10).

And he acknowledged only that some Muslim leaders -- not many -- were less than forceful in condemning the attacks.

For Allyson Caison and Christina Cowger, that report will add to an official record of CIA renditions that so far has been compiled and officially acknowledged only outside the United States.

The government in Myanmar, also known as Burma, regularly claims massacres like Gu Dar Pyin never happened, and has acknowledged only one mass grave containing 10 "terrorists" in the village of Inn Din.

This latter was traditionally based on a close relation between aesthetic values, functionality, and simplicity, broadly acknowledged only recently, as shown by the loss of landscape integration of farm buildings constructed in the last decades.

Since Cohen and others 13 acknowledged only a binary outcome for treatment-seeking behavior (whether the child received an antimalarial purchased in the private sector), the data did not tell us when children received multiple drugs for a single episode of malaria.

National drug information clearinghouses and law enforcement officials acknowledged only a passing familiarity with Salvia divinorum.

The West Bank equation is blindingly simple and yet, strangely, is acknowledged only by some Israelis.

In the past, advisers and department chairs have acknowledged only the pure route of an independent academic career.