Sentence examples for to acknowledge problems from inspiring English sources

It's always against my nature to acknowledge problems unless the problems really exist.

The company listed several new measures to prevent severe accidents, like creating more backup systems, better crisis management and a corporate culture more willing to acknowledge problems.

However, it's also my experience that kink communities are reluctant to acknowledge problems with the ideologies underlying their sexual practices, focusing instead on the pleasure or relationship benefits to be gained from BDSM.

Stubbs said the failure of the Met's current commissioner, Sir Paul Stephenson, to acknowledge problems with the Territorial Support Group – the successor to the SPG, now under investigation over Tomlinson's death – is one of a number of disturbing parallels.

The suit asserts that Bishop Thomas V. Daily and predecessors, going back at least 50 years, threatened and misled victims and their families, effectively preventing suits from being filed until now, when church officials across the country have begun to acknowledge problems.

Studies suggest that troops are reluctant to acknowledge problems that might sideline them.

Before Britain pats itself on the back too quickly, it should acknowledge problems closer to home.

However, due to difficulty acknowledging problems specifically related to the leg, the word was explained with hip, knee and foot where possible in the final RAOS questionnaire.

Officials at the State Division of Youth Services, meanwhile, struggle to defend the training schools and rebut some accusations, while still clamoring for money to solve acknowledged problems.

Efforts to improve the diffusion of improved pigeonpea varieties are widely seen as panacea to the widely acknowledged problems of low rates of adoption.

Allan claimed not — claiming to be there "acknowledging" problems.