She learned to "stay on message," even though she acknowledged at one point this fall, "I get tired of hearing myself say it over and over again".
As he acknowledges at one point in the show, he owns his house in Williamsburg.
"I am probably not the right person to be saying these things," he acknowledged at one point during our conversation.
The document pulls few punches, acknowledging at one point that the agency baldly lied to its British allies.
Dr Williams acknowledged at one point in his lecture that "questions of the status of women and converts" in sharia were "neuralgic".
"You only get one start," Ari Fleischer, the White House press secretary, acknowledged at one point, "and the tone you set while you start sends a strong message to the American people".
"I don't know, quite frankly, what the procedure would be," the presiding officer, Col. Robert S. Chester, acknowledged at one point in an argument over how the defense should seek permission to take on a foreign lawyer as an adviser.
He acknowledged at one point this morning his frustration at not seeing more, and not speaking to ordinary Germans -- the closest he came was an invitation-only crowd at a restaurant where he had dessert with Mr. Schröder on Wednesday night.
Mnuchin even acknowledged at one point that the extent of debt owed by the Trump Organization to foreign entities was a piece of information that policymakers deserved to know about (although he fell short of pledging to personally wrest that information from the President-to-be himself).
A frail asthmatic with a shadowy beard, Sayegh nervously denied any role in the bombing, but acknowledged at one time having been a member of the cell alleged to be behind it and provided specific details about how he believed the other cell members might have carried it out.
Still, " Ensure skilled attendant at birth" is acknowledged as one of the most effective interventions to reduce maternal deaths.
