I had not yet acknowledged the consequences of playing like that with someone's heart".
He is quite right in a simplistic sense, but he should acknowledge the consequences of his superior-sounding morality.
Before 1974, it was plausible to argue that there was some virtue in having a debt limit because it forced Congress to acknowledge the consequences of deficit spending from time to time.
The one person who's really acknowledged the consequences of nationalizing the banks is the economist John Quiggin, who writes: Once the big banks are nationalized, the government can take its time salvaging whatever assets are still worthwhile and preparing for the reconstruction of a private banking system under a completely new system of regulation, a task that is likely to take several years.
Wolfsun acknowledged the consequences that his group may face as a result of passing the resolution, but is hopeful that the situation won't deteriorate.
"Many of the projects included in the exhibition aspire to reassert Indigenous identity within contemporaneity while acknowledging the consequences of colonialism on aboriginal people," curator Michael Patten tells The Creators Project.
We can use the climate crisis as a catalyst to acknowledge the consequences of our craving for more and more material wealth and the pursuit of power and realize we must change our assumptions, attitudes, and behaviors.
So far Republicans have managed to avoid acknowledging the consequences of their scheme, which means they haven't had to defend them to voters, interest groups, or dissenting members of their own caucuses.
The drama displayed in the film is masterful and gives a lot of characters a range of depth, in most cases humanizing them further, showing that these heroes acknowledge the consequences of their actions and have been shaped by them throughout these films.
The point is to acknowledge the consequences of phenomenology and guessing for the kinds of models we make.
