Sentence examples for publically acknowledged from inspiring English sources

While the exact holdings of the Egyptian armed forces are classified military secrets, these go far beyond the publically acknowledged ownership of arms factories, supposedly necessary for national defense, to real estate, gas stations, beach resorts, and day-care centers.

The UN secretary general's special adviser on the millennium development goals Jeffrey Sachs, publically acknowledged how problems posed by out of date data have hindered progress on achieving MDG targets.

The Yemeni government has long granted permission for the United States to carry out drone strikes on its territory and, in a break with his predecessor, former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, Hadi has publically acknowledged that fact, indicated his support for the strikes themselves.

The first publically acknowledged NPP-related accident took place at Three Mile Island (TMI), 26 years after the Shippingport NPP came on line, when the plant encountered a major core-damage accident.

I argue that, despite its near invisibility in public discourse, environmental toxicity is not merely being ignored by the mainstream breast cancer movement, but is central to the construction and communication of its messages;it is the elephant in the room that must never be publically acknowledged.

No one had ever publically acknowledged being overtaken by opium.

It's time for other voices from the left, right, and center to publically acknowledge this truth.

In October 2012, when Hershey's announced it would "certify" all its cocoa by 2020, the corporate candy giant received lukewarm applause for finally publically acknowledging its sourcing of cocoa from plantations that exploit child labor.

At the height of the AIDS epidemic, when the U.S. government wouldn't so much as publically acknowledge the crisis, queer people made zines, they spread information, they provided resources for each other, and they told their stories.

Manji glazes over the Quranic guidance to investigate, folds her hand to "publically acknowledge awkward verses," and seeks a new interpretation, all the while hoping violent Muslims will simply forget the "awkward" meanings.

And to accept that the bin Laden raid was legal, is, in effect, to acknowledge publically that what we are actually conducting in Pakistan is a kind of war.