Still, he acknowledged, "Long term, the overall film business looks flat".
The resolution makes no distinction between heterosexual and homosexual relationships, but the church leaders focused almost entirely on its use in acknowledging long-term relationships among gay and lesbian Episcopalians.
The N.F.L. does not run the Boston University research group but did donate $1 million to its financing last year, after the league acknowledged long-term effects of football brain trauma.
He admitted that France lagged behind countries such as the US in failing to acknowledge long-term health effects, saying: "Today, we must recognise these victims".
This star power is a source of great pride for Carlyle and part of an acknowledged long-term strategy to associate the firm with brand-name politicians and business executives in order to attract more of the same -- along with their money, insights and connections.
Although the need for combined lifestyle interventions targeting nutrition, physical activity and behavior change is widely acknowledged, long-term follow-up studies of obesity interventions are lacking, especially for severely obese youth [ 17, 24, 25].
"Our Cilla" was an affectionate sobriquet that acknowledged, long before the term "national treasure" became an ironic cliché attached to every clapped-out entertainer, that Cilla Black belonged to the people.
Sustainable transport policy should somehow address internalising of external effects in pricing, but it should also acknowledge the long term steering role of spatial structure and dynamics.
Others stated that they had gradually acknowledged that long term follow up from the ACT team and antipsychotic medication was helping them to manage severe and disabling symptoms.
Even acknowledging the long-term effects whiplash can have, did she believe she was that person?
The league is now doing a better job of paying lip service to acknowledging the long-term disability associated with concussions.
