Sentence examples for information acknowledging that from inspiring English sources

To address these issues, physicians suggested providing more background information, acknowledging that the statement represents a change from current practice, and to underscore the rationale for such changes.

Secondly, we evaluated the potential to infer information (acknowledging that this is a standard limitation of all de-identified research databases).

The information was broad, acknowledging that families share genes and environments, thus an individual's genetic or medical information has implications for family members.

The government confirmed last week that Mr. Blair's powerful director of communications, Alastair Campbell, had written an apologetic letter to Britain's intelligence chiefs, acknowledging that information had been mishandled and vowing that in the future "far greater care would be taken in dealing with anything that might impact on their reputation or their work".

They were forced to sign documents acknowledging that divulging information is punishable by death.

Update: After original publication of its report, the Public Committee Against Torture in Israel released an amended version, acknowledging that the information from the Public Defender's Office about child prisoners being kept in cages did not refer specifically to Palestinians.

Acceptance is receiving information about a situation and acknowledging that the situation is truly happening.

The trial resumed on Monday with a different government witness acknowledging that some information he says he gave Rajaratnam may have been wrong or subject to media or analysts' speculation.

In effect, they are acknowledging that diagnostic information is useful in mortality models.

For now the Obama Administration has aimed low, with a flashy but easy-to-use Web site that brings together some of NOAA's climate information but acknowledges that there is much government climate data yet to be synthesized and made easy to understand.

When it comes to arguments of 'commercial confidentiality' around public services contracts, the information commissioner acknowledges that this is one of the exemptions that can come into play under the Freedom of Information Act, but adds that it is always an issue of judgement.