Sentence examples for environment acknowledged from inspiring English sources

"Indeed, detergent-less means less burden to the environment," acknowledged Mr. Kanda of the detergent makers.

The latter – members of the expatriate community, and seasonal workers – who were probably more used to the environment than me, particularly given that they were also often the architects of that environment, acknowledged that dealing with the tourists was not without its challenges, especially given the reputation of Magaluf as "Shagaluf".

"You would expect some soul searching about how we affect the environment," acknowledges David Williams, CEO of the British Hydro Association.

Experts in the industrial environment acknowledge the growing need for wireless technology.

In the future, airlines will need to compete more effectively in a tougher environment, he acknowledged.

Paul Wheelhouse, the Scottish environment minister, acknowledged that his government needed to listen to its critics.

Owen Paterson, the Environment Secretary, acknowledged that his department, which oversees the agency, was facing a cash squeeze.

Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida said the action made sense for the environment but acknowledged that it was also likely to help his re-election campaign.

Dr. Margaret Mellon, an author of the Union of Concerned Scientists' report and the director of the group's food and environment program, acknowledged in an interview that the report was timed to influence regulators and policy makers.

José Carlos Carvalho, the environment minister, acknowledged problems but promised improvements by next year's dry season, saying that the states of Pará and Rondônia were now installing the same monitoring system as Mato Grosso.

Last year, the Associated Press obtained a letter to then sports minister Aldo Rebelo, in which Rio's state's former environment secretary acknowledged in a best-case scenario that pollution flowing into the bay could be cut to "over 50%" – well below the promised reduction of 80%.