Sentence examples for policy acknowledge from inspiring English sources

Even critics of U.S. policy acknowledge that during the remainder of Bush's presidency it is not realistic to expect Iraq to develop fully key characteristics of mature, modern, liberal democracies: –free and open competition between diverse political groups.

Honesty is the best policy––acknowledge the harm openly while reassuring your teen of his or her worth, noting that your teen is precious and deserves better.

"I think the policy acknowledges that that may happen.

Military policy acknowledges that some Muslims view a non-Muslim touching the Koran as a desecration.

Michele Cahill, Mr. Klein's senior counselor for education policy, acknowledged that fulfilling the transfer policy this year was "a challenge," and that problems were created "in some particular schools".

James Featherby, chair of the Church's Ethical Investment Advisory Group, said the revision of the policy acknowledged "the importance of access to credit for all members of society.

The British Association of Social Workers (BASW), in its social media policy, acknowledges that online technology brings opportunities for networking, communication and inclusive practice, while also warning of the challenges.

American policy acknowledges that a sovereign Israel has the right to defend itself, but "the president believes there is still time and space for diplomacy to work" in preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, one senior administration official said.

Luigi Casero, a member of Parliament for Mr. Berlusconi's party and its chief of economic policy, acknowledged that the scandal was a "huge case" and threatened investor trust in Italy's markets.

In a recent interview, Joe Garcia, the newly appointed executive director of the Cuban American National Foundation, a lobby that long exerted virtual veto power over United States policy, acknowledged losing critical ground.

Although Washington will continue to strongly discourage families and companies from making such payments or other concessions, officials said the new policy acknowledged that some companies and families might feel that they have no choice.