Why is it so hard for Ms. Harris, as well as other politicians, to acknowledge this simple, clear, logical truth?
This was not explicitly stated in the Research Design and Methods section of our article, and we acknowledge this was not clear from the way the results were presented.
I refused to acknowledge the clear and dangerous warning signs that popped up.
While we acknowledge the clear interrelationships between these five domains, we consider each separately in order to effectively engage with Pocock and Phua's framework.
In March, Ms. Fariña acknowledged this, saying, "It is clear from the data that the system as a whole needs to be doing a far better job," and she pledged a tough compliance campaign.
For his part, Mr. Romney recently warned that government spending cuts would "slow down the economy," so he, too, has acknowledged the clear link between spending and employment.
Although the paper does not discuss Gehrig specifically, its authors in interviews acknowledged the clear implication: Lou Gehrig might not have had Lou Gehrig's disease.
In settings such as these, while acknowledging the clear value of global goals, it will also be instructive to assess country performance using country-specific indicators that adjust for a country's socioeconomic and epidemiological potential.
Truss said there were a number of factors behind the unacceptable levels of violence, including the trade behind bars in new psychoactive substances, but she did acknowledge a clear link with staffing levels.
Metaphysical realists think that anti-realists are refusing to acknowledge a clear and important distinction.
