Sentence examples for are acknowledging problems from inspiring English sources

But a message on Dr. Hauser's laboratory phone says he will be on leave until the fall of 2011, and at least two scientific journals are acknowledging problems in Dr. Hauser's articles that were brought to light by an internal Harvard inquiry.

"Yes, there are acknowledged problems [with] Metro, but those are problems that the three jurisdictions are working together — or at least trying to work together — to solve," Ferlo told the panel.

There are acknowledged problems with the CSEW too: it leaves out crimes committed against businesses, such as shoplifting, and does not question some of the most vulnerable people – such as the homeless – who may be victimised repeatedly.

Retention and attrition are acknowledged problems in public health research [ 21], and it can be increasingly difficult to recruit and maintain participation.

"It's a positive that the bank is acknowledging problems, but in many respects this is the same old story," Fields said.

Florida Governor Rick Scott's (R) administration is acknowledging problems with its attempt to remove noncitizens from state voter rolls during the 2012 election, admitting that the program was flawed from the beginning.

Some officials are acknowledging South Africa's growing water problems.

Hearing handicapped children are acknowledged to have problems for teaching and learning.

There are acknowledged and serious problems associated with the use of FIB for this purpose [ 19].

"The first step is acknowledging the problem and I think it is clear that the industry has done so" he said.

First step is acknowledging the problem.