Having acknowledged that, I would still argue that it is just as important to get the decisions correct.
Having acknowledged that smart-growth policies are a "culprit" in this regard, they spend the next seven paragraphs of their essay backhandedly singing the praises of those very policies, ending their piece with prescriptions that bypass the "culprit" altogether.
Having acknowledged that he made up his mind before beginning his research, Bellow also notes that because he is the son of a well-known novelist -- Saul Bellow -- who grew up to work in the publishing business, "my objectivity may reasonably be questioned".
A few weeks after the election, a European intelligence official, having acknowledged that he had heard allegations of voter fraud, told me, "The question will be: How will the elections be perceived in Iraq?
Word from LA on Sunday was that Beaumont had asked for a meeting with Lapasset, having acknowledged that a projected 14-12 vote against him was not going to be turned, despite intense lobbying.
His future in county cricket remains the subject of considerable conjecture, Pietersen himself having acknowledged that he would need to play more cricket – perhaps even in the County Championship – to improve on his poor record this summer.
The U.S. and its allies proclaimed a neutral stance in the conflict, but by the end had effectively tilted toward Iraq, having acknowledged that Mr. Hussein's invasion of his neighbor at least had the merit of curtailing Iran's ability to export its Islamic revolution.
Montaigne's legacy becomes particularly conspicuous when Descartes draws the lesson from his travels, "having acknowledged that those who have very contrary feelings to ours are not barbarians or savages, but that many of them make use of reason as much or more so than we do".
