Sentence examples for public acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mbeki has also, increasingly, reached out to the public, acknowledging that the government must improve South Africa's image.

For that reason Mr. Brewington said he was not willing to make his data public, acknowledging that any rankings would shift, depending on when the survey took place.

Fan magazines came later, and they were aimed at the ticket-buying public, acknowledging they had a relationship with the actors on screen that lasted longer than an afternoon at the nickelodeon.

Overall attitudes towards adult immunisation were favourable, with most HCPs and the public acknowledging that prevention is better than treatment.

Finally, lawmakers and the public acknowledged revenge porn as a problem to be solved.

historian who campaigned for the documents to be made public, acknowledged it had put a strain on resources.

Since May 2003, it has been public acknowledged that the Games will be paid for in part by the lottery.

Crosby, who does not often speak in public, acknowledged that there were counter-arguments Labour could make to defend its spending record before 2010.

The NHS is still fundamentally sound (the Welsh public acknowledge it offers good value for money), but right across the UK its struggling.

Grassroots action, in order to implement a desired policy measure, does not need to make the public acknowledge the problem, but it must convince policymakers to support the policy measure.

After three decades of remarkable transformation, the Chinese public acknowledges the country's economic success, but there are clear anxieties about the way forward and clear concerns that opportunities and rewards are not being distributed fairly.