Sentence examples for it acknowledging that from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said Cameron wanted all those present to sign the first global declaration against corruption, which would commit them to working together to tackle it, acknowledging that corruption undermines efforts to end poverty, promote prosperity and defeat terrorism and extremism.

Even AARP endorsed it, acknowledging that it wasn't perfect.

Rather than shun it, we must embrace and improve it, acknowledging that this medium will provide the best opportunity to bridge the widening skills gap.

He stressed that Europe remains willing to help Greece, as long as Greece is willing to accept what Europe expects of it, acknowledging that it would not be easy.

We got through it," acknowledging that he knew he was going to try out some risky material and is glad that people could endure the discussion of a topic that is usually verboten.

First, it acknowledges that failed or failing states pose as attractive environments to transnational terrorist organizations.

It acknowledged that its own rules regarding credit ratings were part of the problem.

In its earnings statement Aug. 15, it acknowledged that margins were getting squeezed.

It acknowledges that Israel "faces a real threat to its security from militant groups in Gaza".

But it acknowledges that it has not been increasing the size of its American staff, either.

Two weeks ago, it acknowledged that work was slowing.