He seems to acknowledge the hostility to Labour's record and the reasons for it but only suggests rationalisation in response.
In Thomas's view, blacks should acknowledge white hostility and triumph in spite of it — and worry less about integrating white institutions and persuading whites to change their ways.
"They're an English party," he says.Mr Lyburn acknowledges the residual hostility but reckons it is confined to committed Nationalists.
Rather than acknowledging the public hostility such episodes often engender, the report found a benefit: it suggested that the shooting would make Afghans take greater care at checkpoints in the future.
It would be wise for everyone, most especially those who advise the president-elect, to acknowledge that Latino hostility toward Trump drove outcomes in states like Colorado, Nevada, and New Mexico, and to recognize that Trump goes into his presidency with a serious Latino credibility and support gap.
For a flickering instant in his meeting, Ahmadinejad seemed to acknowledge that the hostility that characterizes U.S.-Iranian relations is not helpful to either: "I accept that the conditions between the United States and Iran have negatively affected both--and perhaps negatively affected the world at large".
Last year, acknowledging the long hostilities, a Swiss court ordered the accounting firm KPMG to take over management of the assets.
However he struck a pessimistic note about the prospects of piecing together another ceasefire after Friday's return to violence, an objective he said the US would continue, acknowledging that ceasing hostilities in the current climate would be "challenging".
Leovy has sympathy for the dangers and difficulties faced by police, and while she acknowledges the LAPD's brutal history, she sometimes soft-pedals the frank hostility of many officers to the people they are pledged to protect and serve.
Brotherhood leaders have acknowledged the emergence of hostility against them.
