Sentence examples for program acknowledging from inspiring English sources

"It's a risk," Mr. Levy said of his plans to expand the alternative certification program, acknowledging that it is too soon to assess how well the first round of teaching fellows are doing.

Mr. Amano also discussed Israel's nuclear program, acknowledging that last month he wrote to member states of the agency to send him "any views that your government many have" about how to persuade Israel to join the nonproliferation treaty and, as a result, to give up its weapons.

THERE IS NO DOG!" The notion of a purposefully silly children's program acknowledging such purposefully un-silly topics such as finality, facing one's (in this case, literal) maker, and the thorny politics of the cable TV business is as intriguing as it is potentially confusing for the children who were the show's intended audience.

Indeed, some state officials who certified projects for the program acknowledged that they did not know what was being built.

Marion won Oscars in 1930 and 1931 and, as the program acknowledges, was the highest-paid writer in Hollywood for years.

Jeff Tancil, who runs the museum's artist-residency program, acknowledged that the artwork was critical of the Immigration and Naturalization Service and its treatment of foreigners.

As the program acknowledges, science still has little idea what those red and green flashes on the M.R.I. screen really mean.

But even Mr. Shou, who helps oversee the $100 million program, acknowledges that vouchers will not cure Hangzhou's slump — or China's.

"This adds pressure and some increased risk," Michael B. Bair, general manager of the 787 program, acknowledged during a conference call from Seattle.

The officials coordinating Saturday's drug take-back program acknowledge that even with a few thousand drop-off points, it will capture but a tiny fraction of the addictive drugs lining the nation's medicine cabinets.

Later, in an afternoon briefing, however, N. Wayne Hale, the deputy manager of the shuttle program, acknowledged that there was still some uncertainty about the risk posed by the blanket.