Acknowledging a great number of them does not make it easier.
But he acknowledges a greater risk during a crucial stage of the forthcoming operation to install the new structure.
Wright's account book shows a number of prices for the painting: Pd£200 is shown in one place and £210 in another, but Wright had written to Bates asking for £130, stating that the low price "might much injure me in the future sale of my pictures, and when I send you a receipt for the money I shall acknowledge a greater sum".
Graham Turner, the visiting manager, acknowledged "a great shot.
Meyerhold acknowledges a great debt to Frederick W. Taylor's work in all his writings on the subject.
American officials acknowledged a great reluctance to release people who could be involved with terrorism and said that the Federal Bureau of Investigation was working hard to complete the checks.
Aristotle always acknowledged a great debt to Plato; he took a large part of his philosophical agenda from Plato, and his teaching is more often a modification than a repudiation of Plato's doctrines.
In his classic, "The Intelligent Investor," first published in 1949, he acknowledged: "A great deal of brain power goes into this field, and undoubtedly some people can make money by being good stock market analysts".
In recent weeks, this realization has produced a sense of impending crisis in the council, though not, it must be acknowledged, a great deal of consternation anywhere else.... Just by considering changes in term limits, the council has opened itself up to a new round of public ridicule.
A few months later Vertue remarked on his public success with "conversations," and in the next few years these small paintings, which acknowledged a great debt to the early 18th-century painter Antoine Watteau and the elegance of French Rococo art, brought Hogarth an appreciative and wealthy clientele.
