Sentence examples for essentially acknowledge from inspiring English sources

This specific argument took me back to Marc Lamont Hill's quote "Instead of saying, 'The system is broke let's fix it,' we should be saying, 'the system is working, let's break it.'" Both men essentially acknowledge that the criminal justice system was never created to protect the people it serves.

"I think the big takeaway from our report is that we need to essentially acknowledge that these people exist," said Scrivens.

Mr Freeman essentially acknowledges the Olympic award has not prevented the crackdown in Tibet or improved human rights in China.

It seemed incongruous that he has essentially acknowledged responsibility for the largest leak of classified material in history.

It essentially acknowledged their right to use low-enriched uranium that Iran produced in violation of three Security Council agreements.

Bharara essentially acknowledges the pervasiveness of the fraud by commenting on how routinely banks try to game their legal exposure.

The Budget Committee chairman essentially acknowledged that his plan relies on the fantasy that Obamacare will be repealed.

But no synergy is stronger than its weakest link, as George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, essentially acknowledged in his speech at Georgetown University last week.

In agreeing to the deal, the Justice Department essentially acknowledged that it would have had a hard time prosecuting Mr. Marri to the full extent of the law.

But by agreeing to a four-year contract, James essentially acknowledged that the Lakers would need time to build a title-worthy team around him.

The downside is that it would leave the North Koreans with a small, potent arsenal — one the United States would be essentially acknowledging, if not accepting.