Some acknowledged a gap in achievement, but said it was a national problem.
— MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED Judge Martin Glenn asks Mr. Ziman about the apparent shortfall in MF Global's customer accounts, pointing to a letter sent by the firm's general counsel on Oct. 31 acknowledging a gap.
The word sarcasm has appeared in 672 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Oct. 2 in "The 'R' Word: Really, Really Overused" by Neil Genzlinger: "Really?" was once an expression of wonderment that also acknowledged a gap in the user's knowledge.
Ben Karp, the founder and director of the Chai Society, an "intellectual salon" for blacks and Jews at Yale, acknowledged a gap between his ideal, "a world in which there are no boxes," and his decision to identify himself as exclusively black on the census.
Rangers manager Mark Warburton acknowledges a gap exists between his team and Celtic's but aims to close it.
In recent weeks we've seen the publication of the National Audit Office Snapshot of the Government IT Profession, in which Whitehall chief information officers acknowledge a skills gap, and the Government ICT Capability Strategy, which is aimed at closing the gap.
But the group acknowledges that a gap exists between their desire and the reality of the modifications their home may require.
Therefore, it is very uncertain what effect elevated CO2 will have on human nutrition there, and I think this needs to be acknowledged as a gap in the data and in the potential inferences made in this paper.
Conservatives have criticized his data, his analysis, and, where they acknowledge an income gap, have questioned whether his solutions would help.
We acknowledge this as a gap and will anticipate producing a sibling booklet in the future.
Afterward, a defiant Wallace refused to acknowledge any gap between the teams.
