"We are hopeful that the federal government will acknowledge the need for further reform and will institute programs designed to stabilize and facilitate the recovery of the housing market," he said.
I think he'll acknowledge the need for us to get to know each other better.
Their opponents will firmly defend the building blocks of the current international system, although many of them will also acknowledge the need for more flexible, evidence-based policy implementation.
He can intone as well as the next man that "there is no silver bullet" and "all parties will have to acknowledge the need for further belt-tightening".
Similarly, when despite Mr. Ahmadinejad's behavior, which proved how right the Obama administration was in refusing to attend the Geneva meeting, you still insist that the United States should have been there, it makes us wonder what it will take to get you to acknowledge the need to take a clear moral stand against evil.
Even some corporate leaders are starting to acknowledge the need for change (see article).Turning the committee's proposals into reality will require political will.
The judge seemed to acknowledge the need to correct that impression, insisting that the investigative work will continue.
The New Peace does not mean lofty declarations and presumptuous vows, but a pragmatic, gradual process whereby the New Arabs and the New Israelis will acknowledge their mutual needs and interests.
"How much more evidence of the continuing systematic sexual torture and rape of Tamil women and men by Sri Lankan officials does Foreign Minister Julie Bishop need before she will acknowledge that the brutality of the Rajapaksa regime needs to be investigated," she said.
While a chef might not be fully aware of the thermodynamics of emulsions and foams, he or she will fully acknowledge the work needed for stirring, whipping, and beating the food materials.
