Sentence examples for going to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

He expects someone is going to acknowledge what he did".

They're not going to acknowledge Black Consciousness, the Pan Africanist Congress, the independent voices of students.

If you're not going to acknowledge or use it in some way, maybe you should go make a film".

But did he ever say those things about Osborne? "I'm not going to acknowledge that," he repeated.

But after a while she realized I wasn't going to acknowledge the letter or her interest in making friends.

"We are not going to acknowledge there was any agreement on anything," the senator's spokesman, John McArdle, said today.

Labour still has a long way to go to acknowledge the post-2004 influx as one of the most dramatic demographic surges in the history of England.

"If the Democratic Party was going to honestly acknowledge how it came to the point in its history that it was about to nominate a black American for President, no speech would not mention Lyndon Johnson".

If we are going to appropriately acknowledge this moment, let it be done in its correct historical context; not with a heaping of praise.

He's going to have to acknowledge a few difficult truths.

She said supermarkets were going to have to acknowledge food prices needed to go up if they were to guarantee quality.