J. M. Rehfield, an executive vice president in Danbury, sits on that board, Mr. Gokhale acknowledged, as do four representatives of Union Carbide Eastern Inc., a division based in Hong Kong.
In private, most acknowledge, as do their leaders, that the age-old dream of a Kurdish state encompassing minorities in Syria, Turkey and Iran, as well as Iraq, is foreclosed by those states' implacable opposition and by an American veto.
"Say what you will about Shelly, he's outmaneuvered Rudy," a Democratic lawmaker who insisted on anonymity said yesterday, acknowledging, as do we all, that circumstances have been changing quickly and could again.
We acknowledge, as did President Obama, that these are complex issues that bring into play competing interests that will require us to balance the rights of law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms with the concerns of those calling for more stringent restrictions on gun ownership.
Nevertheless, Bell acknowledges, as did Shaftesbury, that the two emotions are often confused partly because in everyday speech the word "beauty" is used indiscriminately for items that fall in each of the two categories (beautiful works of art, attractive men and women).
Judge Simpson acknowledged, as did the state in the lawsuit, that there have been no prosecutions or even investigations of in-person voter fraud in Pennsylvania.
We frankly acknowledge, as did Klimisch et al. (1996), that judgment is inherent in that process.
Our decision to use only one reviewer for the assessment of titles and abstract during the data identification process also needs to be acknowledged as doing so may increase the possibility of rejecting papers that were suitable for inclusion.
The Greene Street artists' use of found stuffs and ob jects obviously acknowledges (as what doesn't?) Marcel.
Drawing a line at viability implicitly acknowledges, as Roe did, that states can legislate legal protection for a fetus.
