Sentence examples for essentially acknowledged from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The problem — which Obama essentially acknowledged in his closing remarks today — is that it's hard to see how the gap between these visions of health-insurance reform can really be bridged.

The Obama administration, which had urged Congress to make the legislation more flexible for fear that it would drive up oil prices and alienate American allies, essentially acknowledged on Thursday that the measure would become law.

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

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

The move brings the group more in line with best practices followed by the N.F.L. and other leagues and associations, and it essentially acknowledges that concussions are too idiosyncratic to be categorized neatly.

"It essentially acknowledges that employers hold information about wages within their firm they don't have to share, and says that a worker should be able to withhold personal information about their earning history," said Gould.

Ross Miller: "What happened to him was essentially acknowledging that even the strongest human being can be brought to his knees by an almost farcical combination of a bad marriage, a bad back, death.