They acknowledge the well-known truth that our countries seem bound for life, like family.
To bridge this chasm, the new administration must immediately acknowledge the well-documented charges of minority voter suppression in Florida and elsewhere, investigate them, and pursue civil or criminal action where appropriate.
It is time for the administration to stop placing political ideology above the health and safety of the American public, and to acknowledge the well-established efficacy of medical marijuana in the treatment of chronic pain.
When we refuse to acknowledge the well-trodden path in the metamorphosis from abused child to abuser, the evil of Sandusky's alleged actions will only grow exponentially, because these victims won't ever get a fair shot at breaking the cycle.
These comments do not acknowledge the well-substantiated positions of others in the law enforcement community such as the members of LEAP Law Enforcement Against Prohibitionn) whose members include Norm Stamper, former Police Chief of Seattle, Washington and the late Joe McNamara, PhD, former Police Chief of San Jose, California and Scholar in Residence at Stanford's Hoover Institute.
We acknowledge the well-known fact that accuracy and power of the LRT for detecting selection on genes depend on the number of sequences, with power being 100% at ∼15 sequences (Anisimova et al. 2001).
Ms. Lacy's two-hour film acknowledges the well-documented ruthlessness and volatility — accompanied by shrewdness, drive and, for the lucky, intense loyalty — that fueled Mr. Geffen's achievements.
A spokesman for the prince, acknowledging the "well-known" and "complex challenges" in the Middle East, said William's tour, like other visits abroad by members of the British royal family, will be non-political.
What it means is that we try to acknowledge the dark as well as the light so that by that acknowledgment, we can make necessary changes.
But solutionists aren't always so quick to acknowledge the harm as well as the good done by technology; the sometimes disturbing behaviour enabled in an ever-more connected world, the unexpected consequences even of welcome innovations.
