Sentence examples for may acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives must give voters "greater certainty" that they will be given a say on Britain's membership of the European Union, Home Secretary Theresa May acknowledged on Saturday.

That doesn't sound very premium, of course, and May acknowledged that it's something its customers may have to get used to.

May acknowledged as much, and noted that the BMW of the future may measure its success not by how many cars it sells but how many miles per month people drive its cars.

May acknowledged that reducing and controlling immigration was getting harder but said it was no reason to give up.

May acknowledged that some of the 3,500 military personnel who will now be deployed on Olympic security duties will have just returned from overseas operations.

The government's white paper, published in May, acknowledged that the "fundamental changes to governance and regulation will require time for the bodies involved to implement".

The BAN coordinator may acknowledge the successful reception of the data packet by sending an optional acknowledgment frame (ACK).

A node receiving an NP message may acknowledge several times in case the NP message sender did not receive acknowledgement due to channel collision and rebroadcast the NP message.

Similarly, we may acknowledge that some people almost certainly do deserve to die.

If we're honest with ourselves, we may acknowledge our way of life isn't helping.

May the Lord Our God enlighten their hearts so that they may acknowledge Jesus Christ, the savior of all men.