Sentence examples for beginning to acknowledge this from inspiring English sources

While Israeli officials never denied that they were tracking down and killing armed operatives, they are now beginning to acknowledge this publicly, explicitly and even proudly.

More countries are beginning to acknowledge this troubled history, but the U.N. treaties governing drug policy haven't been significantly updated since the 1960s.

Your work is the first I have seen that begins to acknowledge this reality.

However, it is only in the last couple of years that we have begun to acknowledge this aging phenomenon, take the trend seriously, and start to work on it.

Subsequently, non-governmental organizations and national and local government authorities also began to acknowledge this need and examine ways to address it [ 1, 8].

"We are just now beginning to acknowledge the importance of child development," Dr. Comer said.

Scholars in many fields are beginning to acknowledge the limits and biases of the modernist approach.

But even some of the law's most enthusiastic supporters are beginning to acknowledge the law's high economic cost.

Some chief executives are beginning to acknowledge the problem, both for themselves and their employees.

It was around this time that I began to acknowledge the obvious: Cesar had taken over my life.

And the individuals responsible have not been held accountable, nor have they even begun to acknowledge the outrageous behavior that brought us to this precipice.