Sentence examples for as openly acknowledged from inspiring English sources

And rarely has a deal been as openly acknowledged as this one.

Future research in this area is likely to embrace the importance of pedagogy (learner styles/traits), as this has been openly acknowledged as being particularly efficacious and instrumental for delivering training material to specific learner-types.

Chrysler was openly acknowledged as a test drive for the bankruptcy of General Motors, a far larger and more complex company that is in the early stages of its case.

Although the two had been married in a ceremony a decade earlier and were openly acknowledged as a couple at the funeral, Mickie, the surviving partner, faces difficulty getting Lois's pension.

Openly acknowledged as up for sale for around two years, it was acquired by Flipkart-owned Myntra for $70 million this summer.

TfL has sent us the following statement: "We note that the Court agreed with our decision that Uber was not fit or proper to hold a private hire operator's licence last year, as Uber themselves have openly acknowledged, and are now considering the Court's decision.

She openly acknowledged him as her intellectual heir and formally designated him as such in the afterword of Atlas Shrugged, which she co-dedicated to him and to O'Connor.

It was only when one of the participants openly acknowledged the proceedings as a farce did deafening cries of "shame!" rain down on the guilty.

It is worth noting that Ji did not leave behind any commentary on the "Three Treatises on the Profound" and other classics, although he openly acknowledged Laozi and Zhuangzi as his "teachers".

Whereas in earlier crises during the papacy many in the Vatican hierarchy dismissed criticism as perfidious outside attacks, after the leaks they more openly acknowledged that the lumbering bureaucracy needed improving.

In all likelihood, physicians only report a patient as being non-adherent when the problem is evident and openly acknowledged during the consultation, conceivably linked to assessment of adverse effects in some cases.