Sentence examples for unusual acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

"I am telling you, if there is a mistake, I am responsible," he said, in a highly unusual acknowledgment.

It was an unusual acknowledgment that Rodriguez did not trust the union to look after his best interest, and he wanted to pick his own representative.

Allard pronounced it up to deux étoiles standards, an unusual acknowledgment for a French chef to make to an American cook.

That is a highly unusual acknowledgment from someone in the hierarchy of the N.H.L., where executives and players have shown no appetite for any new measures to curb fighting.

In an unusual acknowledgment of the thuggish climate, a Russian trade official, Dmitry Beskurnikov, during negotiations in July with William Lash, an assistant United States commerce secretary, explained, "People that don't understand the rules get killed".

The withdrawal of the observer mission represented what some diplomatic experts called an unusual acknowledgment by the United Nations that it was helpless to resolve a bitter sectarian-tinged conflict in which an estimated 18,000 people have been killed and none of the antagonists are interested in negotiating.

It was an unusual public acknowledgment that an intelligence agent served under diplomatic guise.

One reporter from Hong Kong was detained for hours, prompting an unusual official acknowledgment that the police might have overdone it.

In a letter to Catholic bishops, released last week, he made an unusual public acknowledgment of Vatican mistakes over the rehabilitation of Bishop Richard Williamson.

And in an unusual public acknowledgment, officials from the ministry's fisheries bureau said that pollution and water-quality problems had become the biggest challenges facing China's fish farming, or aquaculture industry.

The statement, from the committee's Geneva headquarters tonight, was unusual for its public acknowledgment of a difference with the United States.