While acknowledging that errors had been made in handling the affair, Benedict said he was saddened that he was criticised "with open hostility" even by those who "should have known better".
While acknowledging that "errors and mistakes may happen in the area of stops and frisks," Ms. Grossman said there was no evidence of a "constitutional deficiency" or a "widespread pattern of illegal stops".
By acknowledging that errors are part of human being, and that the only inexcusable sin is to not learn collectively from our errors, guilt can be neutralized or even 'spun' into positive experiences that cultivate willingness to self-report for systems-improvement in the future (that is, positive transactive memory).
Because of the success of these modules, and acknowledging that errors arise from prescribing, dispensing, and administering by physicians, pharmacists, and nurses, we are developing a similar multifaceted curricular intervention that will focus on insulin delivery and communication with all members of the multidisciplinary team.
Progressives such as Ed Miliband are only belatedly acknowledging that error.
We acknowledge that measurement error remains in our smoking assessment, and it is possible that a more perfect assessment could further attenuate or nullify this association.
Clinically, we argue that improvement following surgery is expected, with any decline in function over time potentially important, although we acknowledge that measurement error may account for some misclassification of decliners.
But he readily acknowledged that errors were made.
Mr. Caspe and other E.P.A. officials acknowledged that errors and misstatements over the years had damaged the government's credibility.
General Montoya, who commands army brigades throughout the southern region, where most of Colombia's coca grows, acknowledged that "errors can present themselves" and that some legal crops were defoliated.
