Sentence examples for had always acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Several authors of the existing climate history said they had always acknowledged the unavoidable uncertainties.

Conservatives had always acknowledged the limits to the role of the market, he said, especially in the case of education and health.

Although the Ismailis had always acknowledged the validity of both bāṭin and ẓāhir, about the 12th century this balance was upset by the Nusairis (Nuṣayrīyah) and the Druze, who accepted only the hidden meanings and exalted the imam to extraordinary heights.

Japan had "always acknowledged the international rule of law", Mr Key told 3News on Tuesday.

Stafford Hospital's trust said it had always acknowledged and apologised for the failings in Ms Astbury's care.

But she said: "We have always acknowledged that Chapter 11 was an option.

"The governor has always acknowledged that the Puerto Rico Police Department needs reforms.

The federal investigators have always acknowledged the uniqueness of the damage done, and the challenges posed for the buildings.

"The [Met] has always acknowledged that there were lessons to be learned from what were unprecedented scenes of violence last summer".

Nik Wallenda has always acknowledged that his planned walk over Niagara Falls on a two-inch-thick steel cable would be dangerous.

Detective McCready has always acknowledged he told Mr. Tankleff that his father had awakened at the hospital and identified his son as the attacker, although that never happened.