Sentence examples for change acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Now, it is President Obama who is promising change (acknowledging that Latinos helped put him in office).

"This would be a big change, acknowledging that colleges aren't the only ones who can offer college courses," said Burck Smith, the founder of Straighterline.

Woods appeared to be the only one openly rooting for the weather to change, acknowledging that Sunday's weather forecast includes gusts of 30 miles an hour.

He vowed to "restore science to its rightful place" and made several references to climate change, acknowledging the threat to our planet and saying America would in future "harness the sun and the winds and the soil" for energy.

At a regional conference in Singapore, Mr. Obama announced a setback on another top foreign policy priority, climate change, acknowledging that comprehensive agreement to fight global warming was no longer within reach this year.

In his blog, Mr Kalanick said: "Events of the recent weeks have shown us that we also need to invest in internal growth and change". "Acknowledging mistakes and learning from them are the first steps," he added.

"This proposed change acknowledges a problem with the bonus scheme, but still keeps it in place".

The Department of Energy and Climate Change acknowledged the proposed changes would be "very difficult" but insisted it wanted an enduring future for the solar industry.

Meanwhile, Ms. Kendall's letter to Senator Inhofe, a Republican who is a leading Congressional skeptic on man-made climate change, acknowledges few limits on her work.

Athletes arguing for change acknowledge that, even though billions flow into the Movement, there's not enough money generated by the Olympics for everyone to get rich.

The word "somatization" has been replaced by "somatic symptoms". It seems like a small difference but the change acknowledges that the person's physical (i.e., somatic) symptoms are real.