Although Mr. Veloso rightly acknowledges that ideas of whitening are not peculiar to Brazil, he does not mention the effects of such ideologies on darker-skinned African-descended people in Brazil and elsewhere in the Americas -- which, in the case of someone like Michael Jackson (whom Mr. Veloso mentions), are more than a case of playful hybridity.
Student writers may use a source in order to support their own arguments, in which case they would endorse the propositions of an external voice, as seen in Table 3. Hu and Wang (2014) identifed other types of writer stance, such as acknowledging the ideas of an external voice, such as the government released a statement or Smith (1999) says.
We at The Underwear Expert definitely acknowledge the idea of the sexy underwear Halloween costume, but we'd like to offer you some other suggestions about how you can get your underwear drawer into the spirit of Halloween.
Others call for adapting to the situation on the ground, and to officially acknowledge the idea of autonomous provinces and the need to transition from a "simple state" to a "compound state" in Iraq.
For him, the Instrument of Accession was important because, in granting special autonomy, it implicitly acknowledged the idea of Kashmiri independence.
Mr. Àvila, an alumnus of the late Robert Isabell's event business, even acknowledged the idea of artificial flowers, which would have been considered a near-obscenity in the recent past.
This is a well-known image in business literature, stemming from – as Fuda acknowledges – the idea of the "burning platform" originated by consultant Daryl Conner in the 1980s and subsequently popularized by management professor John Kotter.
Simply acknowledging this idea of services on many devices and operating systems is a change for Microsoft, and although it may be a quick answer to a question by a Microsoft executive, it shows a shift in vision that I don't recall seeing before.
Freeman acknowledges the idea of God can get very complex.
Although the Rapporteur acknowledges the idea of introduction of caps on interchange fees in Chapter II of this Regulation, he restricts himself the right to introduce further changes to articles 3 and 4 of the proposed Regulation.
Do we have the courage to acknowledge our own ideas of elitism and our desire to exclude those we see as different or less-than?
