Sentence examples for first acknowledgements from inspiring English sources

Ms Matviyenko made what appears to be one of the first acknowledgements by such a senior figure that "volunteers" are dying alongside the separatists in Ukraine.

His first acknowledgement in the book is to his "Dearest daughter, first and foremost, for your faith and inspiring feedback".

His intervention is the first acknowledgement by a minister of a major problem with CPAs implemented by payday lenders.

Hoffman's statement is his first acknowledgement of his ties to a campaign that adopted tactics similar to those deployed by Russian operatives during the 2016 presidential election.

But diplomats here said they believed that Colonel Qaddafi's statement was his first acknowledgement that he had sent Libyan military personnel to the Central American nation.

The book's first acknowledgement goes to Rachel Carson, who wrote "Silent Spring," about the dangers of DDT, for this magazine in 1962, and warned, presciently, that the use of pesticide would someday threaten bees.

In remarks likely to infuriate the green sceptics in his party, the prime minister gave his first acknowledgement that global warming may be linked to increasingly intense storms across the world.

Spain said it had been warned that Snowden was on the Bolivian presidential plane, the first acknowledgement that the manhunt was linked to the plane's diversion to Austria.

His tweet prompted Palmieri's first acknowledgement of regret, in which she added: "But it is a fact that [the] public knows more about HRC than any nominee in history".

I emerged finally, looking 30 years older than usual, to be met with a flurry of doctors and nurses and the first acknowledgement that this might be a bit more than run of the mill.

It is the first acknowledgement by the Israeli military of any of the serious allegations raised by international human rights groups and two UN investigations, which have found grave breaches of international law and evidence of possible war crimes.