Sentence examples for directly acknowledged from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama directly acknowledged the disappointments.
In his speech, Mr. Ryan directly acknowledged his defeat, saying, "Losing is part of politics, and it can often prepare the way for greater victories".
Although the Iranian authorities have never directly acknowledged that prisoners died from torture, the semiofficial Mehr news agency, citing "informed sources," reported in late August that Iran's chief medical examiner had determined that Mr. Ruholamini had died from beatings.
The attacks are not directly acknowledged, but accompanied by intelligence-steered nods and winks as the media are fed a stream of hostile tales – the most outlandish so far being an alleged Iranian plot to kill the Saudi ambassador to the US – and the western powers ratchet up pressure for yet more sanctions over Iran's nuclear programme.
#UNGA http://t.co/TFtLWxbbaV — Hassan Rouhani (@HassanRouhani) 27 Sep 13 The photograph, shot by someone standing directly in front of Mr. Rouhani and quickly posted online, also seemed to confirm that the account, which the Iranian president has not directly acknowledged as his own, is at least run by someone very close to him.
Managed by Q's Dan Teran agreed for the most part, but more directly acknowledged that online marketplaces are taking a cut of service professionals' revenue.
But even then he did not directly acknowledge American involvement in Mr. Awlaki's killing.
Many candidates would have crossed the tiny room to engage her directly, acknowledging her plight.
"It's good to have the support of your boss," Thomas said Sunday, without directly acknowledging anything.
Mr. Panetta stopped short of directly acknowledging the missile strikes, but he said that "operational efforts" focusing on Qaeda leaders had been successful.
Corbett and her co-author, Catherine Hill, who discuss those other factors elsewhere in the report, ultimately decided to include Diekman's research but directly acknowledge the tensions.
