Sentence examples similar to remarks were acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Clinton was acknowledged in the remarks but was not invited onto the main stage or given a speaking role.

"We need to get back to an era in which public transportation is acknowledged as an essential civic responsibility," he planned to say in his remarks.

History was acknowledged.

This should be acknowledged.

A cautionary remark is that the magnitude of association of the IV with the exposure may be different in studies which derive their participants from different underlying populations, and heterogeneity in this association should be acknowledged where possible (17).

If I understand this remark properly, Paulson was acknowledging that AIG, a private insurance company, functioning with "very little oversight" at the federal level, had grown into an indispensable lubricant of the world financial system.

This is what Mr. Obama was acknowledging in the remarks the Clintons seized upon.

Mr. Chávez may have been acknowledging the possible disintegration of the group when he said in his televised remarks on Sunday, "The guerrilla war is history".

Mr Ford's remarks were made before Ford acknowledged that some Firestone tyres on its vehicles were blowing out and killing people.

Police officials acknowledged that "reckless remarks" were made on Saturday.

In a brief statement issued by the court, she said that "judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office," and acknowledged that her remarks were "ill advised". In the limited sense that her statements attracted criticism, who could disagree?