Sentence examples for have acknowledged more from inspiring English sources

In conjunction with C&C's anniversary, contemporary practitioners in Europe and Asia have acknowledged more recent lessons from the book.

Messrs Evans and Newnham could have acknowledged more clearly than they do how the meanings of theoretical terms vary with author, context and school of thought.

"The conclusions are not fundamentally different," she said, "but, after the consultation, they have acknowledged more clearly what they do know and what they don't know".

The report should also have acknowledged more clearly that economic forecasting has a troubled history, and that predictions of recessions have a particularly poor record.

But as U2 themselves have acknowledged more than once, they have never really been cool (except maybe a bit circa Achtung Baby/Zooropa, which I'll concede is my favourite U2 period).

She noted that in an earlier filing, they had acknowledged more openly that they had carried arms.

It helps a bit, said Colin Powell, America's secretary of state, earlier this week, that North Korea has acknowledged more of what it has been up to.

I've acknowledged more than once that we didn't roll out parts of this law as well as we should have.

Yad Vashem, the Holocaust museum in Jerusalem, has acknowledged more than 6,500 Poles as "righteous gentiles" for risking their lives to save Jews.

Mr. Grunsfeld has acknowledged more candidly than most officials that other factors were also at work -- namely, the demands of the Moon-Mars program and the complications of meeting new safety requirements.

Officials in the Police Department and the Bloomberg administration have acknowledged a more aggressive posture in handling homeless people, a population that many advocates say has surged recently.