English is therefore acknowledged to be indispensable.
The current South Yorkshire police chief constable, David Crompton, who referred the Orgreave issues to the IPCC in November 2012, told the Guardian he acknowledged the report "would tend to indicate malpractice took place and that the force was not as open and transparent as they should have been".
But he acknowledges medical staff often find ways to indicate a baby's sex, despite the law.
But further, Trump even acknowledged that Putin is a "killer" and seemed to indicate that this is acceptable to Trump.
The report, while acknowledging clashes between security forces and protesters, appeared to indicate that the protests had ended.
Theater owners do acknowledge that there might be economic and operating benefits for themselves, as the Galleria 16 experiment seems to indicate.
He'd warmed up by the second half, as he acknowledged when he indicated to his band he felt able to sing Casimir Pulaski Day in a higher key, but then a few songs felt rushed.
The failure of your new host to acknowledge you may indicate that women do not register in his field of vision.
Pragmatic Twist Accounts maintain that when we resort to metaphor, we use words and phrases with their standard literal meanings to say one thing, put one thing into words, yet we are taken to mean, taken to assert or acknowledge or otherwise indicate, something entirely different.
It is important to acknowledge that research indicates that as much as 72% of logging is illegal in the Brazilian Amazon, 61% in Indonesia and 65% in Ghana [21].
