Openly acknowledging resistance from patients and staff can facilitate greater acceptance of distress screening and after-care [ 29].
Asked how his former Republican colleagues were responding to his Obama evangelism, Mr. Kmiec acknowledged some resistance.
Republicans acknowledged their resistance to the Pentagon measure was due to their desire to prolong the debate over the Democratic health care overhaul.
Top Republican members of Congress sought today to temper expectations of a quick end to the war in Iraq, while some acknowledged that resistance to American and British military forces was stiffer than had been predicted.
General Peter W. Chiarelli, the Army vice chief of staff, acknowledged that resistance in a statement, noting that when he was commander of the 1st Cavalry Division in Iraq in 2004 and 2005, his unit lost 169 soldiers — including one suicide.
Noting that the election in Massachusetts turned on a variety of different factors like the economy and local issues, Representative Chris Van Hollen, Democrat of Maryland and a top party campaign strategist, acknowledged that resistance to the emerging health legislation also factored in the outcome of the Massachusetts race.
Most students (66%) thought the antibiotics they will prescribe will contribute to resistance, with almost all (98%) acknowledging that resistance will be a greater problem in the future.
Acknowledging internal resistance to his planned reforms, he said: "It's a good sign for me, getting the resistance out into the open, no stealthy mumbling when there is disagreement.
But acknowledging the resistance to the shipment, she said China was considering shipping the arms back to China.
But in an interview here, he did acknowledge early resistance to his candidacy from some in his own party.
Still, community leaders acknowledge that resistance to autism diagnoses "is a continuous problem," said Assemblyman Ron Kim, a Korean-American who grew up in the Flushing area.
