Sentence examples for clear acknowledgements from inspiring English sources

BOSTON –- Mitt Romney's campaign manager admitted regret that the Republican challenger took such a hardline stance on immigration during the GOP primary, one of the first clear acknowledgements by the Romney campaign that its candidate hurt himself among Latino voters.

The 'but' being a clear acknowledgement of my rank desperation.

Let's start with the clear acknowledgement that immigration in this period does pose serious problems.

She also emphasized that this would be her last term, an indirect but clear acknowledgement that she broke a campaign pledge to serve only one.

The announcement that Stone Love – one of the most respected outfits in Jamaica – will appear this year is a clear acknowledgement of the event's inspiration.

Fatah wanted a clear acknowledgement that the goal of the national struggle was the establishment of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza, and that resistance, armed and popular, should be confined to these areas.

Tash Blucher, one of the sacked Save the Children workers, said there was little new in the heavily redacted report, beyond a very clear acknowledgement that there was no basis for the decision to sack her and her coworkers.

The watch comes in 38 possible variations of strap and screen size, all of which have exactly the same memory and capability: a clear acknowledgement of the value of personal style.

His squad has been bolstered by the arrivals of three new attacking players in Edin Dzeko, Mohamed Salah and Iago Falque – a clear acknowledgement of the Giallorossi's deficiency in the final third last season.

This appears to be a clear acknowledgement that the chancellor wants to get money going directly to companies because of the difficulties the government is having in getting the banks – despite the taxpayer having bought £65bn of shares in two of them – to lend.

In the Balkans, where the conflict is more recent and the death toll far higher, there's little hope of moving forward until there is accountability for all involved – including the UN, and through both the ICTY and regional truth commissions – and a clear acknowledgement of who, exactly, is responsible for what.