The court acknowledged, as it did in the District of Columbia case, that the amendment did not confer "a right to keep and carry any weapon whatsoever in any manner whatsoever and for whatever purpose".
The core set format has previously been acknowledged as problematic as it does not have the fexibility to be tailored to individual needs and is time consuming to administer [ 9].
"Say what you will about Shelly, he's outmaneuvered Rudy," a Democratic lawmaker who insisted on anonymity said yesterday, acknowledging, as do we all, that circumstances have been changing quickly and could again.
This is quite easy to acknowledge -- as long as it does not apply to ourselves.
Because Sinn Féin, the political wing of the I.R.A., looked set to win five seats — which, as it doesn't acknowledge the sovereignty of the British state, it wouldn't take up — three hundred and twenty-three seats would be sufficient for a working majority.
The Scorecard, while perhaps a good idea in theory, has serious shortcomings, as it does not acknowledge regional differences, fails to break down the data by field of study, and ignores the impact of transfer students and drop-outs.
Conducting separate tests for RT and accuracy similarly fails, as it does not acknowledge the intimate connection between these two measures of performance (e.g., Wagenmakers, van der Maas, & Grasman, 2007).
Iran's government has never acknowledged holding Levinson, as it did with the other Americans.
But it acknowledges that it does not yet analyze as many data elements as claimed by Google.
And yet I had to concede that his letter was not without merit as it did acknowledge me as the finest living writer of my generation.
J. M. Rehfield, an executive vice president in Danbury, sits on that board, Mr. Gokhale acknowledged, as do four representatives of Union Carbide Eastern Inc., a division based in Hong Kong.
