Participants acknowledged pressures to consider HIV within a broader chronic illness context, where disease specific services are not always accessible.
It's his stating what she has already acknowledged to herself, what she was considering acknowledging to him, that definitively tips the scales the wrong way.
The commonest interruptions were to recast the issue as part of a wider and more complex system, to acknowledge uncertainty and to consider the drivers and risks in scaling up and down within systems and sub-systems.
In awarding the logistics contract, the Army acknowledged last year, it failed to consider that the company was under criminal investigation for a previous Pentagon contract, even though that inquiry was disclosed in Halliburton's annual report.
Since stakeholders around the world are struggling to issue comparable information on the quality of hospitals, it might be worthwhile not only to follow internationally acknowledged methodology but also to consider the views of patients and physicians as principal target groups of the reports.
Iger urged Church officials to confront Carr with their concerns about his ability "to honestly acknowledge" past actions, and to consider transferring him someplace away from children.
This fellow is a bitchy, aging, successful novelist who is suddenly forced to acknowledge his homosexuality, also to consider how his closeted existence has stunted his work and warped his relations with those he loved.
The Government might like to consider acknowledging that the current metric is a simplistic approach to a complex system and demonstrate a policy and financial commitment to ongoing research to refine and improve the metric – research that can be informed by experience as the current metric is applied more widely than at present.
Antony also acknowledges the inclination not to consider such hybrid events as genuine events, but rather as clearly gerrymandered constructions like one incorporating this morning's rainfall with some distant supernova.
Bias can also be a reason that students take a confrontational stance, and I think the book fails to acknowledge this possibility and to consider how to deal with it.
