What Mr. Smith failed to acknowledge is that the lower fare increase in the Ravitch plan is possible because the plan creates other revenue sources — namely the payroll tax and bridge tolls.
A financial advantage to this strategy, Mr. Liggins acknowledged, is that it enables Radio One to acquire lower-power, lower-priced stations.
It was acknowledged that diagnostic accuracy is lower for polyps with a maximal diameter less than 6 mm [ 3, 4] but if detected with high confidence, and particularly if more than three in number, such polyps should still be reported.
He said the amount was within his expectations but acknowledged it was lower than what most Wall Street analysts expected TiVo to receive.
The probability of this criterion being true is assigned 50%, although we acknowledge it could be lower.
The assigned probability of this criterion being true is 50%, although we acknowledge it could be lower.
Mr. McNally, who also adapted the play for a 1991 movie version, acknowledged that the theatrical stakes were lower this time around.
But I'm not sure I believe that the tradeoff is so inevitable that anyone who says "wages should be higher" must also acknowledge they are arguing "employment should be lower".
Confident after a landslide election victory for his populist conservative Fidesz party, Mr Orbán decided to go it alone.Eighteen months on, the growth has not materialised: Mr Orbán recently acknowledged that it was likely to be lower even than the 1.5% his government has been forecasting.
The acknowledged personal experience of mental disorders was lower than predicted and this, plus the fact respondents also stated they would not readily share information with friends or work colleagues (and only 1 in 3 stated they would admit such problems to their family), suggests potentially high levels of self-stigma and fears about negative judgments or rejection by other people.
Terry Byrne, director of law enforcement at Customs and Excise, acknowledges that the street prices of drugs have never been lower.
