Sentence examples for changes acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Though there is anger in some quarters, other financial executives seem resigned to the changes, acknowledging that after the industry's excesses set the stage for the deepest recession since the 1930s, there were bound to be major reforms.

I distinguish between regulatory and non-regulatory changes, acknowledging that change can result from a modification of the rules or government policies under which collective bargaining operates, or instead occur through behavioural changes within unions, firms and employers' associations and interactions between them.

These changes acknowledge some basic facts.

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

In effect, these changes acknowledge that metal bats do not perform the same as wood models, despite previous assurances by Little League and the bat industry that they do.

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.

The proposed changes acknowledge secondary use of biospecimens and data as potentially identifiable, however only stipulate a requirement of general consent for future use.

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.