Sentence examples for be correct to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

First, it would be correct to acknowledge that this partly reflects existing networks and communities of research, which are reflected in our specific geographic locations as editors in South Africa and Australia, and that English is the primary language of the journal.

On the other are those who feel ESPN were correct to acknowledge a potentially slanderous opinion the supposedly impartial commentator should have kept to himself.

While it is correct to acknowledge that Israel has done everything it could to weaken, punish, discredit, divide, and tie-in-knots the Palestinian leadership under occupation, the Israelis have been no less harsh in the treatment meted out to their own Palestinian citizenry.

The headline was corrected to acknowledge that the polio vaccination is now administered orally, not with a needle.

Let me frankly acknowledge that wives are correct to blame husbands here.

But he acknowledged that Judge Rakoff was correct to reprimand her.

"They come from government buildings--they're busts of former State Presidents and Prime Ministers, whom it's no longer politically correct to acknowledge.

They were correct in acknowledging that there is a lack of evidence about the effects of small to moderate amounts of alcohol [ 7]; however, it is important for woman to be aware that the risk is different for each individual woman and that a small amount has the potential to cause harm depending on a wide range of contributing factors [ 1].

Cohn then unhappily concludes, "The recent wave of news and magazine articles about scientists struggling to explain the warming slowdown could prolong or deepen the public's skepticism". He's correct in acknowledging an existing and growing public skepticism.

Leaving aside the political hyperbole and the metaphorical confusion, the Prime Minister was correct in acknowledging there is no single piece of constitutional architecture, no one legal instrument that glues the UK together.

"We all want to show the world that we are not a mob". Though Antonopoulos says he doubts a Newsweek article identifying Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto as the bitcoin creator is correct, he acknowledges there is some small chance the magazine has the right guy.