Sentence examples for course acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Of course, acknowledging crimes does not erase them.

Today, Obama reversed course, acknowledging that all of that wasn't enough.

So the Obama administration quickly reversed course, acknowledging "thousands of comments expressing concerns about the effect of the proposed rules on small family-owned farms".

Adapting to change also means, of course, acknowledging that investment in public services must be matched by reforms which recognise, as the prime minister suggested, that people "want power in their own hands".

A Ukip spokesman said Henwood had resigned his membership of Ukip after it was "mutually agreed this would be the best course" acknowledging that his comments had "caused enormous offence".

Of course, acknowledging, describing, or even predicting the effects of gravity do not explain how the phenomenon works or why it has the properties that it does.

The new chairman, of course, acknowledges "the great majority of Muslims in our country are hardworking, dedicated Americans".

Jefferson did not, of course, acknowledge Nigger as his son, but he did keep an eye on  Nigger and recorded his "personal observations".

Lady Ruth Deech, chair of the Bar Standards Board (BSB), which sets the course, acknowledged the problem in February 2011, saying: "There are too many people on the course who shouldn't be there.

Competences and capacities related to actual scientific work, knowledge production, are not elaborated, but their importance is, of course, acknowledged, as they form the core in the emergence of any science-based industry.

(Though functionalists of course acknowledge that the first-order states that satisfy the functional definitions may vary from species to species — or even from individual to individual — they specify that, for each individual, the functional definitions be uniquely satisfied).