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Even so, Ms. In 't Veld acknowledged that the pact could be open to legal challenge because of possible conflicts with European standards of data protection.
Powell acknowledged that the pact would require stringent oversight and robust "verification" to work as agreed.
Local officials reached Thursday would not confirm the existence of such a pact but acknowledged that many of the 17 pregnancies — a total four times as many as last school year at the 1,200-student 1,200-studentbeen intentional.
Later, Moscow acknowledged, and denounced, the pact with Adolf Hitler that carved up Poland.
Although Khoury supported the pact, he acknowledged that L.A. Unified has a problem with healthcare obligations.
Now, in the next two weeks, Mr. Bush hopes to go a step further and persuade the treaty's allies to acknowledge that the pact is effectively dead.
British military experts said the statement appeared to have been crafted in a way that acknowledged, by inference, that a pact had covered the pullout in September, but denied that the terms of the agreement limited British military action in March.
The six-page pact acknowledges the PNG government "will conduct all activities in respect of this MOU in accordance with its constitution and all relevant domestic laws" and says PNG "undertakes to enable transferees who enter PNG under this MOU who it determines are refugees to settle in Papua New Guinea".
At the end of 1989, two years before the final collapse of the Soviet Union, the Congress of People's Deputies of the Soviet Union and Mikhail Gorbachev's government formally denounced the Molotov Ribbentrop Pact, acknowledging that the bloody annexation of the Baltic States and the partition of Poland had been illegal.
President Obama left Paris on Tuesday expressing confidence that international negotiators will be able to reach a strong climate pact, acknowledging the difficulty of the task ahead over the next two weeks but telling reporters: "I am convinced that we are going to get big things done here".
