The phrase "acknowledges since" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express recognition or awareness of something that has occurred from a specific point in time, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "He acknowledges since the beginning of the project that there were challenges."
Alternatives: "recognizes that" or "is aware that".
It does take a bit more work, he acknowledges, since he has to walk his fields and figure out what mix of products is needed to treat the issues.
As the court today acknowledges, since Miranda we have explicitly, and repeatedly, interpreted that decision as having announced, not the circumstances in which custodial interrogation runs afoul of the Fifth or Fourteenth Amendment, but rather only prophylactic rules that go beyond the right against compelled self-incrimination.
Undoubtedly, objectification is a concept difficult to define, as Nussbaum also acknowledges, since it turns out to be 'slippery' and 'multiple' (Nussbaum 1995, 251).
While the Court toyed with "welfare rights" in cases like Shapiro v. Thompson (1969) and Goldberg v. Kelly (1970), it has (as Alito acknowledges) since steadily retreated from them.
But how any financial aid to Native Americans is paid for is uncertain, he acknowledges, since there still are intense discussions over whether those who contribute the most to climate change problems should pay, or if victims of climate change must fend for themselves.
The significance of biogenic silicon (BSi) for Si cycling in terrestrial biogeosystems has been acknowledged since decades.
Rather, as this Court has acknowledged since at least United States v. Coombs, 12 Pet.
Limitations to these data are acknowledged since the pilot was not conducted in a placebo-controlled manner.
EADS has acknowledged since July that deliveries of the plane are at least six months behind schedule.
Those family-man stirrings will have to wait until next year, he acknowledged, since he will be touring much of the next six months to promote "Rhythm and Repose".
However, Tel Aviv's architectural heritage has been increasingly acknowledged since the late 20th century, and its aesthetics and architectural variety have attracted greater appreciation.
