The applicants themselves are barred by a confidentiality agreement from acknowledging that they have submitted proposals.
In some cases, these injunctions even bar newspapers from acknowledging the existence of the court order.
The unions, meanwhile, aren't shying away from acknowledging that the work force will have to shrink.
But that shouldn't dissuade us from acknowledging that in those dark moments life is hard.
And if conservatives would profit from acknowledging the economic forces shaping these realities, liberals would profit from acknowledging that maybe, just maybe, a cultural transformation that they've long favored is coming at a cost.
Far from acknowledging responsibility, they block and stall and say just about anything that might deflect blame from them.
Third writes a compelling paper on Lear, but Jameson's idée fixe of him prevents her from acknowledging his originality.
But Mr. Torricelli did not provide a full explanation, apart from acknowledging errors in judgment, this Democrat recalled.
The honor came from acknowledging Mom's long, hard journey, and from facing things squarely, encountering what it means to be human, in extremity.
The collection is legally authorized by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which forbids companies from acknowledging the existence of requests or revealing any details about them.
"War may be horrible, but that should not distract us from acknowledging what a horrible cliché this has become," Dyer writes.
