Sentence examples for term acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Complicating the argument for Mr. Cheney and his allies, a leading member of the Bush administration, Michael V. Hayden, who directed the C.I.A. during the second Bush term, acknowledged on "Meet the Press" that the Bush administration "made some mistakes" when prisoners at Guantánamo Bay were released, only to return to executing terror attacks.

Though Castlight declined to disclose revenues or profitability, it's clear that an IPO is up next, even if not in the short term, acknowledged CMO Peter Isaacson.

Several SDRs often represent similar events and may point to one broader reference ADR term acknowledged as a true ADR in the respective SPCs, thus making detection of true positives ambiguous.

The term acknowledges that the media in modern societies consist of more than print sources.

Grant D. Aldonas, Mr. Romney's trade adviser and a Commerce under secretary for international trade during President George W. Bush's first term, acknowledges the renminbi's gains but argues the government recently has been suppressing its value.

Whilst many authors using the term acknowledge that therapeutic landscapes are often also spaces of contestation, few if any have extended this to incorporate a serious critique of therapy itself.

"This term acknowledges the importance of factors beyond the individual, such as cultural identification, spirituality and the community".

Indeed, these three lineages are among the only flatworms to exhibit large (>1 2 mm) body size; accordingly, the 9 10 other flatworm orders are usually collectively referred to as 'microturbellarians', a practical term acknowledging their shared, albeit plesiomorphic, adaptations to interstitial habitats (Giere, 2015).

Stephen Solarz, who lost his congressional seat last November, after nine terms, acknowledged that he and others who cared about nonproliferation had been constantly trying to balance that concern with a desire to support President Reagan in the Afghanistan war.

In describing his initiative, Mr. Obama spoke in unusually personal terms, acknowledging that laws alone cannot prevent crime or strengthen families.

Although some prefer the more-inclusive term acquaintance rape, which does not imply any sort of romantic relationship between the rapist and the victim, both terms acknowledge the facts that the majority of women and men who are raped know their attackers and that the victim did not consent to sexual activity.