Sentence examples for continues to acknowledge from inspiring English sources
To be fair, UK minister Maude continues to acknowledge how difficult a challenge greater openness can be for governments, for politicians and officials alike.
While Smyth has long put her individual stamp on her menu, she has embraced the partnership with Ramsay and continues to acknowledge his input.
Manning pleaded guilty to ten charges and served seven years in prison for crimes she continues to acknowledge; her sentence was commuted, with reasoned comment, by the President of the United States.
While BP continues to acknowledge its responsibility to shut off and clean up the oil, it is being barraged by government officials and civil lawyers who are redoubling efforts to ensure that the company's legal obligations are clearly defined and strictly enforced.
The cast serves us drinks as we take our seats along wooden benches on either side of the floor space and continues to acknowledge us with eye contact and little asides throughout: they are telling us their story, each chipping in with his or her details.
At the same time, this set of books continues to acknowledge the solemn responsibility in vivo research carries with it and extends the coverage of animal respect and welfare when used in experimental settings.
"Our stance is that we continue to acknowledge the freedom of individuals to publicise their opinions," a ministry spokesman said.
· Continue to acknowledge special days - not necessarily the anniversary of the death, but perhaps a birthday, or wedding anniversary.
One exception is live events, such as sports, for which they said they would continue to acknowledge the overnight ratings.
Samaritans chief executive Catherine Johnstone said: "We are encouraged that the government has taken this step in continuing to acknowledge the importance of suicide prevention.
He also continued to acknowledge those who called out encouragement, answering with an audible "thank you" more often Monday than he had in 12 months of past competition.
