Even magazines like Guns & Ammo, the Vogue of firearms, had to acknowledge the initial wariness of some readers.
To do so, though, would be to risk acknowledging the initial stimulus wasn't up to the job s); sadly, that's not something the Democrats are willing to do.
And even though the Ministry acknowledged the initial aim of the programme--reiterating "its support to the Ramón y Cajal programme … not only as a means for Spanish scientists to come back from abroad, but also to attract good scientists, regardless of their nationality -- it believes it has done its part.
Though President Juan Manuel Santos has dubbed the violence "regrettable," neither the National Police nor the Santos administration have acknowledged the initial, deadly attack may have been unprovoked.
Nintendo of America's president Reggie Fils-Aime acknowledged the initial reaction and further explained the change: Nintendo has stated that the official plural form is "Wii systems" or "Wii consoles".
Why didn't more Democratic candidates for Congress and the governorships of various states acknowledge the initial failures of the roll-out of the Affordable Care Act but then defend the historic change it accomplished in providing health care for an unprecedented number of previously uninsured persons?
Respondents said that both the aspirant and the target group had to explicitly and intentionally acknowledge the initial role's provisionality for negotiated joining to take place.
My wife helped me during one month…' 'Fortunately, we had a psychologist at the hospital, otherwise, I would dare to say we wouldn't be a couple anymore.' Patients acknowledge the initial reluctance to seek or accept psychological support.
The Times article acknowledges that the initial welcome video straight-up says "You either fit here or you don't," and that in Seattle the company has a widespread reputation for its toughness.
And catastrophic success was a term then-President Bush used on Iraq when he acknowledged the great initial victory but didn't take into account the long-term calamity and costs.
