Sentence examples for would only acknowledge from inspiring English sources

The state would only acknowledge that Mr. Verse would live somewhere within a half-mile of Alhambra Union High School.

When I asked the Metropolitan Police Service to comment on Lambert's role, a spokesman would only acknowledge by e-mail that Lambert had been an undercover police officer.

While some people aware of the situation speculate the thief was an agent of a foreign government, Mr. Mullaney would only acknowledge the loss, which he dismissed as "very early stuff, nothing like what we've got now".

However, he later appeared to walk back his support, saying that he would only "acknowledge the fact that gay adoption is legal in all states but one".

The department has said it would only acknowledge that a Clery investigation is underway if the school does so first, but a spokesperson for the department repeatedly declined to do so in Dartmouth's case when asked by The Huffington Post on Wednesday.

New codes of conduct ideally would not only acknowledge and protect workers' rights but also lead to more widespread use of safe-sex practices and better information about sexual health".

Some interpreters might not only acknowledge this, they would go further and argue that Foucault offers no philosophical views about punishment at all because conceptual and normative analysis and the search for principles on which to rest policy are at best obscurely and indirectly pursued in his writings.

Nor would the officials explain why the military was only acknowledging the prisoner's death five days after he died.

He only acknowledges one small effect.

The realists are supposed to be those who assert the existence of real universals in and/or before particular things, the conceptualists those who allow universals only, or primarily, as concepts of the mind, whereas nominalists would be those who would acknowledge only, or primarily, universal words.

This falls far short of the President's popular goal -- a goal that he acknowledged would only amount to an initial step in tackling an enormous challenge.