However, whilst an AMHS nurse participant acknowledged a tendency not to engage with families (1e), both AMHS nurses and a psychologist stated that they considered family involvement, acknowledging the benefits of inclusion subject to the wishes of the young person (1d, 1e, 1f).
Keep in mind, a staff member who keeps coming back for direction may be acknowledging a delegator's (your own) tendency to micro-manage.
He acknowledged having a tendency to overthrow early in games, when his adrenaline was running hot.
On Tuesday, they got even more ammunition: Several of Mr. Gore's comments in his debate with Gov. George W. Bush set off a fresh outcry over what even some of his supporters acknowledge is a tendency to embellish anecdotes about his roles in events.
In addition to feelings and beliefs, gratitude also seems to require an act of or tendency to acknowledge a benefactor's act of benevolence, and/or to communicate, demonstrate or express grateful beliefs and feelings to the benefactor.
"I have to be careful what I say," he told the crowd, acknowledging his tendency, over the years, to eclipse her with a loose remark that sends the news cycle churning.
By acknowledging her tendency to escape from the patient, the presenter articulated her subjective implication in (the difficulties that characterise) the situation.
While our selective memory owes debts to the allure of the Olympics and a tendency to privilege familiar political struggles, we must also acknowledge a third important factor.
Antimodern tendencies hardened in the early decades of the 20th century, with the academy refusing to acknowledge a succession of pioneering developments.
"He acknowledges a loneliness.
