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Same-sex marriages acknowledge commitments that in many cases existed long before they won legal recognition.

"The [HRS4R] award is about acknowledging commitment," Israël says.

This postfeminist position is almost always reluctant to acknowledge the energy and massive commitment that was required to make a case for a curriculum which brought gender issues to the forefront across what we might call epistemic communities.

I want to acknowledge the commitment that Jane Egly brings to the art created in Laguna Beach and encourage other working artists to keep Egly in office.

Rösler acknowledged that was that.

This acknowledges that commitment to and advocacy for women's rights has not been confined to the Women's Liberation Movement in the West.

But if Bush says our plan is to acknowledge that global warming is real and create incentives and voluntary commitments, that will be wholly unpersuasive to Europe".

Roosevelt acknowledged overwhelming public sentiment when he said during his 1936 re-election campaign: "We shun political commitments that might entangle us in foreign wars".

Mr. Obama acknowledged that the commitments were voluntary, but he said the situation was nothing new.

Disussing that decision today, the British defense secretary, Geoff Hoon, acknowledged that the British commitment was "open ended," despite the formal announcement that the Marines would be sent to Afghanistan from mid-April for three months, with the probability of 30 days of front-line operations.

"By acknowledging that Microsoft's contractual commitments meet the requirements of the EU's 'model clauses,' Europe's privacy regulators have said, in effect, that personal data stored in Microsoft's enterprise cloud is subject to Europe's rigorous privacy standards no matter where that data is located.