Federal officials have acknowledged permitting a growing number of states to exclude many special education students from reports on school progress, on the grounds that they account for only a small portion of enrollment.
Goudey acknowledges permitting for this kind of system would be a rat's nest and that today's aquaculture industry doesn't have the resources to set up a commercial-sized venture of this sort.
J. Person and R. Cifelli (OMNH), S. Sampson (UUVP), R. Scheetz (BYU), A. Henrici (CMNH), L.S. Bear (FWMSH), P. Sereno, B. Masek and I. Birkner (U. of Chicago) are gratefully acknowledged for permitting access to specimens under their supervision.
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority is gratefully acknowledged for permitting the fieldwork on the GBR (Permit nos G98/142, G98/022, G00/638, G06/16547.1).
He said the engineer had been questioned briefly by Philadelphia police on Wednesday but had responded only that he declined to be interviewed at that point, which Nutter acknowledged was permitted under the investigation system.
Certain limitations of using mouse xenograft models for developing candidate biomarkers, such as engraftment of cultured cells, use of an immunocompromised host, and absence of cancer initiation from the ovary itself, must be acknowledged to permit a more precise focus on how data may be best applied to clinical disease.
I wish to acknowledge the DOE Joint Genome Institute for permitting me to search and use information from the Helobdella robusta, Lottia gigantea and Capitella Sp. I genome sequences.
Council members did acknowledge the permit process could use tweaks, pointing to their unanimous decision last month to consider more comprehensive changes in coming months.
How likely is that from an EU that you acknowledge will only permit David Cameron "pitiful gains" from his negotiations, even with the threat of a vote to leave.
But having acknowledged that this may be in John le Carré a temperamental weakness, reflecting the clutch of ambiguity rather than any ultimate fear of moral fine-tuning, one must go on to acknowledge that he permits the Palestinian point to be made with rare and convincing eloquence.
Perhaps if we were permitted to acknowledge and grieve the deaths of those who serve, by permitting photographs of their coffins returning etc., then we might be more inclined to celebrate the victories of the war.
