Sentence examples for when it comes to acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Kornbluh said, "The Brazilian military is among the most recalcitrant in the world when it comes to acknowledging its responsibility for abuses".

But when it comes to acknowledging physical limitations, the two sports are not all that different.

Nelson is keen on both; positively evangelical on the subject of arse-fucking, but also lucid and generous when it comes to acknowledging the thinkers who have shaped and schooled her.

Christine Beddoe, from the charity End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and the Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes (ECPAT), feels that there is a culture of disbelief in the UK when it comes to acknowledging cases of trafficking: "The government tend to brush cases of child trafficking under the carpet," says Beddoe.

Brutal honesty, especially when it comes to acknowledging his own failings, is just one of the appealing aspects of a personality that is not entirely reflected in Els's wonderfully smooth swing or in a nickname that has never sat comfortably on his shoulders.

Nonetheless, we recognise the importance of an open mind when it comes to acknowledging ELSA's weaknesses as well.

Reich considered Freud conventional and pessimistic, and thought he didn't go far enough when it came to acknowledging the central place of sexuality in human life.

The Lib Dems have also stood out from amongst the other two parties when it came to acknowledging the reality and threat of Islamophobia and have come in for criticism by the right wing media for their stance.

"Bomber" Harris, more honest than many of the Allied air commanders of the second world war when it came to acknowledging the imprecision of the bombing technology of the day, conceded that it was not possible accurately to destroy from the air any targets smaller than a few square miles.

I appreciate her honesty and transparency when it came to acknowledging her own shortcomings in the arena.

At the time, DeVos described H.B.C.U.s as "real pioneers when it comes to school choice," acknowledging only later that they were originally products of segregation.