Sentence examples for were later acknowledged from inspiring English sources

It claims intelligence reports to Mr Bush had given warning of a potentially catastrophic terrorist attack against American targets (warnings that were later acknowledged in testimony by Colin Powell, the secretary of state, and Donald Rumsfeld, the secretary of defence).

But he also delivers this coldblooded rationalization: "If China remains united and emerges as a 21st-century superpower," many Chinese may come to regard him as they do the early emperor Qin Shihuang, "whose excesses were later acknowledged by some as a necessary evil".

This and other flaws in study design and data analysis were later acknowledged by the SAP and U.S. EPA (2000).

Their greeting was later acknowledged by a grateful Matsui, who said, "I hope that the fans would cheer and enjoy themselves in that way".

His wartime essay Ten Years of Secret Diplomacy was later acknowledged by AJP Taylor as the foundation for all subsequent research into the causes of the war.

Punna was later acknowledged by the Buddha as the foremost of the disciples in preaching skills.

Australia's role in the Sinai and Palestine campaign was later acknowledged by Field Marshal Edmund Allenby, who had been commander-in-chief of the Allied forces in the Middle East, as having been considerable.

The Air Force's role in shaping an overall strategy that took advantage of the "air-sea gap" was later acknowledged in the Federal government paper The Defence of Australia 1987.

However, its title was dismissed as many of the songs included on the track listing hadn't reached the top position of a major record chart; it was later acknowledged by Billboard magazine that the title was only used as a marketing strategy.

Woody [12] rejected this particular correlation, noting that a distinctive silcrete horizon was present in the strata exposed below the Sonsela sandstone bed at both Agate Mesa and Blue Mesa which supported the more traditional correlation, which was later acknowledged by Lucas et al. [51].

This was later acknowledged by the investigators, who reported that infections in the first year of life were associated, not with protection, but with a significant excess of CL (Roman et al, 2007).