Informal help has been acknowledged as a necessity for healthy and frail older people in community care [ 15- 18].
Not for him the current Republican reluctance to acknowledge the necessity of a powerful national government; he was the first President to call for a federal income tax, and he greatly expanded Washington's regulatory power over the economy, its land management of the West, and its role in world affairs.
We not only intend to have a strong impact on the scientific community, but we also acknowledge the necessity to reach a wider audience of actors involved in energy system innovation.
"After reviewing the contents and the process of the investigation so far… it is difficult to acknowledge the necessity and substantiality of an arrest at the current stage".
A global warming denialist is not an environmentalist who cannot accept that he or she is really an environmentalist; a Holocaust denier is not someone who cannot face the inescapable obligation to commemorate the Holocaust; an Aids denialist is not an Aids activist who won't acknowledge the necessity for western medicine in combating the disease; and so on.
After all, it was Boulez who once declared, without a trace of irony, that any composer who did not acknowledge the necessity of Schoenberg's 12-tone system was "useless", and who wrote caustic articles such as "Schoenberg Is Dead", criticising the Austrian composer's approach just months after his death in 1951.
While federalizing election security has long been castigated as an infringement of state rights, politicians are beginning to acknowledge its necessity.
Boulez was a maverick and provocateur, once declaring that any composer who did not acknowledge the necessity of Schoenberg's 12-tone system was "useless".
"The Syrian regime has started to acknowledge the necessity of improving relations with Lebanon, but has not yet acknowledged the necessity of a total improvement," wrote Samir Kassir in the independent daily newspaper An Nahar.
But let's also acknowledge the necessity for strong and effective leaders and let's give them the respect they deserve.
The decision to continue the award was made not only to honor Mr. Shorenstein's legacy, but also to acknowledge the necessity of free and vibrant media for the future of U.S.-Asia relations.
