Sentence examples for which it acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Turkey's mistake, which it acknowledged sheepishly, was to launch air-strikes on Wednesday against about 35 men hiking along unmarked trails between Turkey and Iraqi Kurdistan.

They emphasized that Judge Baker admired Dr. Poussaint and the Media Center, and had problems only with the campaign, which it acknowledged had been effective in curbing corporate advertising that preys on children's vulnerabilities.

Last month GM agreed a deal with the US Justice Department in which it acknowledged it failed to disclose a "deadly safety defect" to regulators as well as telling consumers "the defect posed no safety concern".

On the third day of the new regime the royal palace made public a letter in which it acknowledged another letter, signed by Mr Prayuth, in which he had informed the king of the coup.

"What, are we supposed to take someone's word for it?" Last week, Ms. Mason reached a settlement with the school board, in which it acknowledged violating both the Open Records and the Open Public Meetings Acts.

Elections Canada in April 2014 published a report in which it acknowledged the difficulties it had encountered, and reported that – with the exception of Guelph – that it had been unable to find any concrete evidence of dubious activity.

EW, Reydon, Suffolk You undoubtedly got a poor service from Santander on a number of counts, which it acknowledges.

Another of the commission's ideas is to "end all foreign aid to countries that don't support us," which it acknowledges is subjective.

"In view of the challenges it faces, and which it acknowledges, we have asked ULT to continue to focus in particular now on its existing academies whilst developing two new potential projects".

The British Bankers Associationn says the scale of the fines, some worth billions of dollars, is encouraging banks to end long-standing relationships, which it acknowledges is causing "problems" for various groups, including people in the UK trying to send money to relatives in countries such as Somalia, and charities attempting to get aid money into war-torn regions.

However, we have addressed the issues raised by Ofcom, which it acknowledges".