When a player entered the hotel lobby, he would remove his cap or hat, acknowledging a team rule adopted and enforced by the players.
Only in 1976, under pressure by the United States secretary of state, Henry A. Kissinger, through South Africa, Mr. Smith's main ally, did Mr. Smith acknowledge a need for majority rule.
They failed to acknowledge a hard-and-fast rule of 21st century life: when a fire alarm sounds, people must exit the building.
He continued, "It's about acknowledging a set of rules and then breaking them, without forgetting what the rules are.
Thus Saturday marked not only a rare time that USC publicly acknowledged a possible breaking of rules, but also offered the rare revelation of a possible break between its highest-paid employee and his bosses.
Mr. Frazier acknowledged that there was a rule banning off-duty or retired officers from carrying weapons at the memorial site, but said it had nothing to do with concerns about suicide attempts.
Still, he added, lawyers also acknowledge that rules are error-prone.
Unlike Negotiators, Wigglers acknowledge ethical rules.
When you wear actual work shoes, you say to The Man: yes, I acknowledge your rules, and abide always by them.
When you wear actual work shoes, you say to The Man: Yes, I acknowledge your rules, and abide always by them.
The idea of proper identification is to insure all players, coaches, and referees are taught and acknowledge the rules and regulations to guarantee safety requirements are met.
