This participant had acknowledged a preventive strategy that might give her control over her headache pain, but she stated that her pain did not allow her to apply it.
When his company was criticised by the Federal Trade Commission for failings in its privacy policies, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg adopted the opposite strategy, honestly acknowledging a few shortcomings without actually saying sorry.
Yet we must acknowledge that a strategy based solely upon the narrow pursuit of these interests will not fill an empty stomach or allow someone to speak their mind.
At the same time, mobile devices are beginning to change the work and lives of soldiers as they have for everyone else, as the Department of Defense acknowledged in a strategy paper earlier this month.
Fourteen/15 or 93.3% of publications explicitly incorporated acknowledging Indigeneity as a strategy for promoting personal and social development for mentees.
Thus, efforts to help the smallholder agriculture sector escape poverty traps while stemming the tide of biodiversity loss, at least in Latin America, will require a strategy acknowledging the historical and continuing exogenous drivers of both problems.
While acknowledging that the strategy is highly risky, he said, "It offers a chance of a framework in which things could be put together in a better way".
Vibration control of civil engineering structures using tuned mass dampers (TMDs) is a widely acknowledged control strategy based on numerous analytical and experimental verifications.
His campaign manager, Mary Beth Cahill, acknowledged that strategy played a part in choosing Mr. Edwards but said that Mr. Kerry was more concerned that his running mate "be in a position to succeed him".
Now, the president's popularity is soaring, and Democrats are suddenly acknowledging that their strategy could backfire.
The question of the troop escalation's role on pacifying Iraq has emerged as a critical debate between the two, as the McCain campaign has accused Mr. Obama of failing to acknowledge the success of a strategy that Mr. McCain fervently supported.
