Sentence examples for issue has acknowledged from inspiring English sources

In a long overdue and most welcome change of style, if not yet of substance, the latest federal minister with responsibility for this issue has acknowledged that there are deep Aboriginal and wider concerns over the Muckaty plan.

The Editors of this Special Issue have acknowledged that much effort has been spent in developing informatics approaches to predicting security threats with little to show for it.

Although most of the literature on these issues has acknowledged these technical problems, analyses of the published results of population studies suggest that the discrepancies among results cannot be attributed only to deficiencies in study design or in the statistical analysis of the data.

Since you don't have a full keyboard in front of you during games, players have fewer opportunities to explode into vulgar-flush rants against less-experienced players, an issue Riot Games has acknowledged is a problem in the League of Legends community.

The S.E.C. has acknowledged issuing "a significant number of comments" to Fortune 500 companies on the issue.

Customer service response times have also been a big issue, but the company has acknowledged this and is working getting response times to below 6 hours by Q3 2017, and phone support for at least some percentage of the customer base by Q4.

Comcast has acknowledged the issue on their customer service account, saying "some" customers are having issues — but didn't give any insight as to what's going on or any ETAs on when it'll be fixed.

Nokia has acknowledged the issue of illegal trading of conflict minerals and listed the steps it is taking to avoid supporting these transactions: We prohibit human rights abuses associated with the extraction, transport or trade of minerals.

Even Mr. Bouton, who traveled to London on Monday to gain support for a special share issue totaling 5.5 billion euros, has acknowledged that Société Générale could be the object of a takeover bid.

But this was hardly the first time the Japanese government has acknowledged the issue, which dates to the early 1990's: It has spent hundreds of billions of dollars bailing out banks, though it has stopped short of closing insolvent banks and selling the real estate they hold.

Update: Twitter has acknowledged the issue and is working on a fix.