Sentence examples for changed acknowledged from inspiring English sources

"The world has changed," acknowledged Justin Forsyth, chief executive of Save The Children and a former Downing Street adviser who worked on the Gleneagles summit.

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.

"They have made changes," acknowledged Monica Drinane, head of the Juvenile Rights Division at Legal Aid.

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.

Christiana Figueres, executive secretary of the UN framework convention on climate change, acknowledged their role, announcing at the Quebec gathering that the Paris conference would hold a special one-day meeting for subnational bodies.

"There is potentially a very important role for gas, plus carbon storage, which can be regarded as low-carbon," David Kennedy, chief executive of the UK's Committee on Climate Change, acknowledged.

Felix Cardenas, Bolivia's vice-minister for decolonization and a supporter of the 2009 constitutional changes, acknowledged the reforms had damaged the government's relations with conservative Catholic leaders.

A recent call for cultural change acknowledged the disappointing progress in the advancement of women in academic medicine [ 3].

But times have changed, Mr. Scrushy acknowledged in a lengthy interview here last week, and he pledged that he will change with them.

These changes acknowledge some basic facts.

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