Though Eran Etzion, the head of the Israeli foreign ministry's planning section, acknowledges this plan could only be effective following a similar agreement with Syria, he still argues that "Israel can try to advance on a separate political track with Lebanon" in the meantime.
The section 'Overall conclusions' summarises the main conclusions of this paper, the 'Acknowledgements' section acknowledges those who have contributed to the study, and the 'References' section includes a list of references.
Enron's hidden liabilities in hundreds of partnerships that eventually led to the company's collapse were never mentioned, although a tortuous path through the footnote section acknowledges the existence of some of these partnerships.
The Literature section acknowledges that Saul Bellow and Carl Sandburg "are long gone, and [David] Mamet is living near the beach in L.A. Luckily for readers everywhere, a new crop have emerged with their own stories to tell".
The first section acknowledges that much of the clinical activity may not be unique to the LCNS.
Ron Dick, chief of the F.B.I.'s computer investigations and operations section, acknowledged that tools for this type of attack, known as a distributed denial of service attack, are so readily available on the Web that "a 15-year-old could use them to launch these attacks".
That same Sunday the review appeared, The New York Times on Page 2 of the main section acknowledged that on the matter of this alleged abuse the reviewer should have included Mr. Friedan's blanket denial.
An updated version of "The Hidden Gulag" was released in 2012, with one section acknowledging the importance of Google Earth in bringing more of the network of North Korean labor camps to light.
We have added text to the Results section acknowledging and explaining the imperfect match.
The peace accord allows the government given Congo's exceptional circumstances up to two six-month delays if the June 30th deadline is missed.In this section Africa acknowledges it must help itself Democracy postponed Should reform be faster or steadier?
