The risks each took when it came to Vietnam were profound, and half-forgotten now: King was told that he would set back the cause of racial equality; Ali, whose application as a conscientious objector was rejected for what the Supreme Court later acknowledged was no clear reason, not only lost his boxing license but came close to serving years in jail.
At present the state's law, as the plaintiffs acknowledge, is quite clear in not permitting same-sex marriage.
As the circularity between measurement and policy becomes more explicitly acknowledged, it is clear that these topics must be measured if they are to be addressed.
Although the importance of molecular dynamics and heterogeneity as well as the influence of solvent structure and dynamics on protein structure and function are acknowledged, it is clear that the unraveling of a well-defined atomic structure has been the Holy Grail in molecular and structural biology.
He acknowledges there is clear evidence of rising temperatures in some parts of the globe, but says that temperatures are cooling in other parts.
In 1976, OSHA announced plans to lower the Cr VI) standard [ 18] and in 1994, the OSHA administrator acknowledged that "there is clear evidence that exposure...at the current PEL...can result in an excess risk of lung cancer" [ 19].
He acknowledges that there is clear evidence of efforts being made by mainstream events organisers, including those that provide disabled campsites that have their own entrances.
On Tuesday, historian Anthony Badger, who has been appointed independent reviewer of the archive, acknowledged: "It's clear that there was an intention with the migrated archives not to let people know".
And even Clapper acknowledged, "It's clear that some of the conversations this has generated, some of the debate, actually needed to happen". The surveillance court finally started publicly posting some filings from its major cases.
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.
