Sentence examples for directly acknowledged that from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

President Obama has directly acknowledged that the U.S. role in the 1953 coup contributed to the "difficult history" of mistrust between Iran and the United States.

The chancellor did not directly acknowledge that Germany was among the world industrial powers suffering the greatest damage from the global recession.

In their letter Monday, Mr. Varley and Mr. Agius addressed that issue directly, acknowledging that the 2008 results would include one-time gains like good will from the Lehman Brothers acquisition and profit from the sale of its life insurance business.

As he spent Friday sweeping through New York and Rhode Island to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for vulnerable Democrats, Mr. Obama addressed that public apprehension directly, acknowledging that many Americans "are feeling anxious" about their country and its place in the world.

Mr. Santorum talked for about 20 minutes without directly acknowledging that he had failed to win the Michigan primary and barely mentioned the name of Mr. Romney, his chief rival.

Much of Bernhard's work during his final years fixated on the social hells of ridiculous social climbers and shitty artists, and this is the most intensely critical of those people, to the point where it rather directly acknowledges that there's no one who isn't fucked.

This may mean either that such payments compromise trust to such an extent that their use should be abandoned, or that communicators should directly acknowledge that they exist and explain their purpose.

Eisenberg also said that civil service rules made it difficult — and a statewide ballot measure made it impossible — for the district to employ construction management staff directly, although he acknowledged that would cost less.

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