acknowledge *** , auch: ack technical , auch: acknow old use

The true figure, all acknowledge, will probably never be known.

Still, some of the things he said were later acknowledged to be true.

But, as even he has acknowledged, his plan needed a lot of work.

But the police acknowledge they have no hard evidence against the men.

And then, before the order was even acknowledged, he had them on line.

For the first time in days his eyes seemed to acknowledge her.

How could they if the Americans had yet to acknowledge anything was wrong?

He had set up his own party, and acknowledged no other.

Or perhaps he did not want to acknowledge the point of her question.

She did not acknowledge me when I called her name.

But she acknowledged the man for what he had been.

He acknowledged them, and then they were put to the side.

Acknowledge what went wrong, thank the other party and end well.

But first of all you have to acknowledge what the problem is.

The couple acknowledge how much they mean to each other.

"Our research has been acknowledged as the best in the world."

Not a single one of them acknowledged me in any way.

As if once acknowledged, he would never go away again.

Some administration officials acknowledge that their work will be difficult.

Others acknowledged that the family did talk of problems with money.

But before the world acknowledges him, some changes must be made.

But the officials now acknowledge that was the last word.

But when asked about the situation, they acknowledged a problem.

She acknowledged that their way of living is not for everyone.

But officials acknowledge that could mean months, if not years.