Sentence examples for have always acknowledged from inspiring English sources

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

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

Ministers have always acknowledged that any market needs what the former universities minister Jo Johnson once called "scope for market exit".

But the nations she served have always acknowledged her daring and courage, even if she believed accolades were unbecoming for spies.

Mainstream economists have always acknowledged that there is some supply-side effect on revenue from faster growth when taxes are cut, but not nearly enough to offset the reduction in rates.

"The judges have always acknowledged they occasionally watch rehearsals, but in the end they only comment on what happens in the live show," she said in a written response to questions about the incident.

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

Jeb Bush has always acknowledged his unique political lineage when addressing voters.

Here's the irony: Orthodox economics has always acknowledged that trade could be very disruptive.

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

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