Sentence examples for plight acknowledged from inspiring English sources

But experts and diplomats here who are concerned by the North Koreans' plight, acknowledged that China was involved in a delicate balancing act.

Statistically invisible (it is against the law and republican principle to collect data based on race or ethnicity) and politically unrepresented (mainland France does not have a single non-white MP), their aim has been simply to get their plight acknowledged.

Hague said he was sympathetic to Ireland's plight and "acknowledged the very serious efforts" being made to address the country's economic crisis.

Before the game, Collins acknowledged the plight of overseeing a club with hot starting pitching.

One pleasant surprise is that Brown has finally acknowledged the plight of the 125,000 people who have lost their pensions when their employer went bust.

It suffered from a plight that IKEA has acknowledged in an internal report titled "Life in Rental Accommodation": the tragedy of the common room is that it often is a dump.

Emily is put under the care of a freshly minted psychologist who swamps her with "moony empathy" and is moved to frequent tears by her plight: "My parents, we acknowledged in therapy, had rejected and abandoned me.

Starbucks still charges $11.45 a pound for coffee in its stores, although the company has acknowledged the plight of farmers who receive less than 50 cents a pound for their crops.

+ The Vatican acknowledged the plight of refugees in their annual nativity scene by incorporating a traditional Maltese fishing boat into the 55-foot-wide display.

Although some older Cypriots still seem to blame Germany or the EU for their plight, most now acknowledge they took too much notice of populist politicians who failed to take hard decisions.

Although the government raised financial assistance to the refugees to about $5 a month each from $1.50, even the president, Heydar Aliyev, acknowledged that their plight remains abysmal.