Sentence examples for further acknowledged that from inspiring English sources

He further acknowledged that the three co-defendants "had an interest in casting Jackson as the leader and prime culprit".

At the October 3 meeting the board redeemed the Rights conditioned upon consummation of a merger with Forstmann, but further acknowledged that they would also be redeemed to facilitate any more favorable offer.

While it is recognized that elimination of these biases is neither feasible nor altogether desirable, it is further acknowledged that ignoring them can lead to an exacerbation of their undesirable effects.

"It is now clear that the challenged laws burden the liberty of same-sex couples, and it must be further acknowledged that they abridge central precepts of equality," they argued.

The defense further acknowledged that Mr. Mzoudi knew Mr. Atta, who is believed to have been the pilot who flew American Airlines Flight 11 into the north tower of the World Trade Center, and had made financial transactions for an alleged member of Al Qaeda.

It is further acknowledged that models with larger numbers of variables are not necessarily better.

Central banks already take account of asset prices by estimating their effect on wealth and hence on demand and future inflation, but the idea behind a broad price index goes much further, acknowledging that asset-price inflation can be harmful in its own right.The most obvious way is through a giddying rise and subsequent crash of markets for shares or property.

Free cash flow takes the concept a step further, acknowledging that capital projects are essential for companies that want to grow, and that dividends are paid out of cash on hand.

It further acknowledges that "[a] survey of the literature reveals that discretion to award punitive damages has not mass-produced runaway awards". Ibid.

Even those experts who say that prices will not rise further acknowledge that the balance between supply and demand is so tight that any problem that affects supply, like a pipeline break or refinery shutdown, could drive up prices once more.

The requirements listed were as follows: "I will not divulge any of the text or information obtained in the briefing to any party, I will not copy, transcribe or remove the negotiating text" and "I further acknowledge that the negotiating text is confidential and sensitive; disclosure of the negotiating text may affect adversely TPP negotiations and Australia's relations with other TPP partners".