And this has only been exacerbated by the record-setting warm temperatures so far during this year's winter in the U.S. On the supply side, the Saudis despite the Kingdom's recent acknowledgment of a significant budget deficit precisely at a time when there is greater demand and expectation for domestic reform will try to stick to their high level of output.
We leave them aside for the time being, but the recent acknowledgment of the existence of a swap line with the People's Bank of China valued at close to 2.4 billion US dollars is a sign that the NBU is not averse to taking on significant off-balance sheet items.
The recent acknowledgment that diabetes imparts risk of CVD events equivalent to a known history of CVD (22) makes our observed rate of angina seem low (1.1%) for a cohort of individuals with diabetes aged >45 years.
The recent acknowledgment by United States government officials of the heinous racial disparities in health care delivery in this country is a welcoming sign.
Despite some gaffes, and the recent acknowledgment of two out-of-wedlock children, he still leads by about 20 percentage points in some opinion polls.
Most legal experts agree that Ford's recent acknowledgment of the dangers posed to occupants of other vehicles by sport utility vehicles is unlikely to help trial lawyers.
Bonds's lawyers also made pretrial filings on Friday and, along with the government, addressed Alex Rodriguez's recent acknowledgment that he used banned substances.
Similar to hundreds of workers'-compensation cases awaiting resolution in California, Shelton's case could lead the league, through its recent acknowledgment of the neurological risks of N.F.L. football, to encounter greater liability to players who worked in eras when the league disputed those risks.
In the hearing room today, there were unmistakable overtones of resentment against the United States for blocking international action by the Security Council for weeks after the killings started, even after President Clinton's recent acknowledgment that the international community, led by the United States, should have acted faster.
C1 S.U.V. Makers Hold Advantage Law professors and plaintiff lawyers say it remains difficult to win lawsuits based on the damage that sport utility vehicles inflict in crashes, despite Ford's recent acknowledgment that the vehicles can be hazardous to other motorists.
They questioned whether the administration was entitled to broad new wiretap powers it had sought from the court, especially in light of the Justice Department's recent acknowledgment that the F.B.I. had provided the court with misleading information in more than 75 applications for wiretap authority.
