Sentence examples for has acknowledged before from inspiring English sources

"As the congressman has acknowledged before, the meeting was a dinner with two longtime acquaintances ― Manafort and Weber ― from back in his White House and early congressional days.

Even rudimentary digging by reporters would have turned up the revealing fact, unreported by the adulatory environmental press, that first study was rejected by Nature, as Lu himself has acknowledged, before ending up in the Bulletin of Insectology, a marginal "pay for play" publication that is known to publish research often rejected by mainstream peer-reviewed journals.

Or some other hard fact that she might have acknowledged before, but mostly for other people, or for later.

Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic, an international team-mate, had acknowledged before May's Europa League final between the clubs that his compatriot had made considerable progress.

The voter surveys confirmed what even the White House had acknowledged before Election Day: Like many Congressional midterm elections, this one was a referendum on the president but at a time when unemployment hovered around 10 percent.

Defeat increases the problems for Villa manager Paul Lambert, who had acknowledged before the match that he was not "bomb-proof" despite only signing a contract extension in September.

Lambert had acknowledged before the match that he was not "bomb-proof" and was aware he needed to halt the miserable sequence of defeats.

The Pentagon has acknowledged only once before that American service members were inside Libya during the uprising — in March, when Marines rescued an American pilot who had ejected over the country while participating in a NATO airstrike.

Despite the passage of the War Powers Act of 1973, which tried to reassert Congress's role in going to war, the presidency ended up more powerful than it had been before; no president has acknowledged the act's constitutionality.

One of the suspended officers, Second Lt. Raúl Muñoz, has acknowledged raping Yenni Torres before she was killed, Gen. Alejandro Navas, commander of the army, said Wednesday on Caracol Radio.

To take one example, the Commission has given up trying to craft a rule on position limits in oil derivatives until at least 2012, and position limits is only one of thirty complex rulemaking areas the CFTC has acknowledged it must tackle before its mandate is complete.