Mr. McCain acknowledged that with an array of candidates now calling themselves reformers, there was the danger of the "debasement of the word".
In a wide-ranging interview this week, Mr. Pitt acknowledged that his views on an array of issues had evolved in recent months.
Mr. Rangel, who is facing investigations by two House subcommittees into his personal finances and fund-raising, filed amended financial disclosure forms on Aug. 12 acknowledging that he had omitted an array of assets, business transactions and sources of income.
The phone companies have resisted taking on that role, which raises an array of difficulties, as Mr. Obama acknowledged in his speech.
The influence of the organisational context on healthcare improvement endeavour is widely acknowledged, and is often considered in terms of an array of forces influencing the outcomes of improvement work, 46 which may be the focus of tailoring implementation activity.
But while the fare increases might have been the spark that incited the protests, they unleashed a much broader wave of frustration against politicians from an array of parties that the government has openly acknowledged it did not see coming.
Speaking on five news shows, Mr. Lieberman acknowledged that he had held different positions from Mr. Gore on an array of issues, from affirmative action to school vouchers to tort law changes.
Officials for both campaigns acknowledge that many of their consultants and vendors draw data from an array of sources — including some the campaigns themselves have not fully scrutinized.
In fairness, the limited nature of this innovation has been acknowledged by the publisher – and by Digital Science's Timo Hannay, both responding to trenchant criticisms from an array of open access advocates.
Instead of acknowledging the futility of his beliefs, however noble they may be, Mr Brooks suggests that the president hasn't proposed moderate solutions to an array of America's problems.But that's not quite right, and Mr Brooks knows it.
