Sentence examples for would acknowledge a from inspiring English sources

Changing it to Schedule 2 would acknowledge a potential for medical use.

Neither team's general manager -- Steve Phillips for the Mets, Ed Wade for the Phillies -- would acknowledge a potential deal.

"If we bargained, then we would acknowledge a lie instead of the truth," he told a rally of more than 200,000 people in Belgrade on Wednesday.

I acknowledged him as I walked by, much as I would acknowledge a single magpie, with a dip of the head and a murmured incantation.

The Israeli Army chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Shaul Mofaz, subsequently told a parliamentary committee that the raid had not attained the "intended results," that it would be investigated and that Israel would acknowledge a mistake if one had been made.

Before filing the suit, Koch's lawyers were interested to see whether Rodenstock would acknowledge a personal connection to Koch's Jefferson bottles (given that Koch had not bought them directly from him), and whether he might effectively continue the alleged fraud by still insisting that they were real.

For this season, and probably many others in the past than most would acknowledge, an offensive line unit represents the most valuable players in the entire league.

In many ways that innings overshadowed Botham's astonishing 149 not out at Headingley, which he would acknowledge as "a bit of a slog".

"After thousands of hours of meetings and painstaking work on what everyone would acknowledge is a complicated policy issue, a reasonable bipartisan compromise emerged," Earnest told reporters at his daily press briefing.

A real party of the working class would acknowledge as a second premise the urgency of balancing bargaining power most especially between capital and labor.

This training was to be seen as a capacity-building experience in itself, which we would acknowledge with a certificate of attendance.