We welcome the additional compensation some operators have announced and acknowledge the response of some companies could have been better".
The original concept of codependency was developed to acknowledge the responses and behaviors people develop from living with an alcoholic or substance abuser.
The group's analysis of the survey acknowledged the low response rate but nevertheless concluded that the findings were, by the Supreme Court's own definition, something to be worried about.
Thirdly, we have acknowledged the possibility of response bias that is typical in survey-based studies that build on questionnaires.
In an interview, Mr. Davis acknowledged the disparity in the response to the bombing, which included scores of federal investigators, and the city's daily violence, which disproportionately affects minority neighborhoods.
Bob Rae, a Liberal member of Parliament, acknowledged that the response of the Canadian public to the deserters' cause was muted compared with its reaction during the Vietnam War, partly because the current newcomers are volunteers, not conscripts.
Though Quigley said he thinks Democrats will come around to supporting an investigation, he acknowledged that the response from his side of the aisle has been uneasy.
Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz said the hurricane was a "people are dying' story.'" Army Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Buchanan, who is leading the military response to the hurricane, acknowledged that the response was so far "not enough".
It is acknowledged that the response rates, by both patients and GPs, for the current survey may appear to be low.
Luddites or not, the taxi industry must acknowledge the consumer response to the simplicity and customer focus of Uber.
