Sentence examples for honestly acknowledge from inspiring English sources

President Bush must honestly acknowledge that under current law those with mental retardation are regularly executed.

Iger urged Church officials to confront Carr with their concerns about his ability "to honestly acknowledge" past actions, and to consider transferring him someplace away from children.

"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".

What is more reassuring: politicians who honestly acknowledge their difficulties with foreign languages (unfortunately few), or those who firmly believe that they are infallible?RENE HOFFMANNEssen, GermanySIR—While I am sure many people in Britain are disappointed by their leaders' poor foreign-language skills, it could be worse.

Now that the bills have come due, it's time to openly and honestly acknowledge the gravity of the situation and to undertake a common effort to find solutions.

Where we are today is even more worth celebrating when we honestly acknowledge where we have come from.

We applaud the co-chairmen of the Social Security commission for honestly acknowledging the tough choices they will need to make.

Casualties are mounting daily and so are the financial costs, which have never been honestly acknowledged or budgeted.

This is a problem that can be resolved, given international commitment to resolving it, and honestly acknowledging the problems that both sides face.

When his company was criticised by the Federal Trade Commission for failings in its privacy policies, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg adopted the opposite strategy, honestly acknowledging a few shortcomings without actually saying sorry.

The unravelling of her life in the cut-off Northamptonshire village of Byfield was something we already knew from Clinton Heylin's earlier biography, No More Sad Refrains, but not something known or honestly acknowledged by those involved in her career while she was alive.