From an operations standpoint, Ms. Johnson acknowledged that her skill set was limited.
On this reading, Nietzsche was primarily concerned with questions of value and culture (especially the value of morality and its effect on culture), and his philosophical standpoint was acknowledged to be a deeply illiberal one: what matters are great human beings, not the "herd".
He and other speakers acknowledged that, from a consumer standpoint, belowground energy sources — oil and natural gas, in particular — are cheaper and more accessible now than they have been in years.
He and other speakers acknowledged that, from a consumer standpoint, belowground energy sources oil and natural gas, in particular are cheaper and more accessible now than they have been in years.
MCI's chairman, Nicholas Katzenbach, acknowledged that the board chose "from the standpoint of risk versus reward".
Even from an optimistic standpoint, therefore, it must be acknowledged that genome-scale approaches will provide us only with pieces of the puzzle (i.e., individual genes) [ 1, 2].
Some versions of feminist standpoint theory have had difficulty accounting for the coherence of a feminist standpoint while acknowledging that women are variously situated and do not experience oppression in the same way.
In response, an official with the Seismological Bureau stated that "earthquake prediction is widely acknowledged around the world to be difficult from a scientific standpoint".
Edwards acknowledges that, from the standpoint of "orthodox" process thought, these ideas are "process heresy," but he prefers revising process theism in these ways in order to avoid the charge, which he regards as legitimate, that there is a "divine power-deficit" in process theism that makes its outlook "religiously intolerable" (Edwards 2001, 256).
From a truth-in-advertising standpoint, it would have been a lot simpler if we just acknowledged reality on this bill, which is it's fundamentally a corporate tax reduction and restructuring bill, period," said Rep. Mark Sanford (R-S.C.).
Mr. McLaughlin acknowledged that some of the language in Mr. Karmazin's contract "may not have been normal" from a governance standpoint, but he said that it did not force the board's hand.
