While acknowledging that point-to-point traffic will grow, Airbus thinks there will be far more demand for super-jumbos, carrying upwards of 550 passengers, to ply the busy routes between large international gateways such as New York, London, Bangkok and Hong Kong.
At the time, Cameron was facing one of the worst crises of his premiership, with Oliver acknowledging that at one point, he thought the then prime minister might have to resign over the Panama Papers.
Mr. Bush's advisers, acknowledging that there were points in the first debate when the governor could have responded more cogently to Mr. Gore's criticism of his proposals, said the governor was sharpening his rebuttals.
Mainstream scientists acknowledge that point to a degree but contend that the programs are becoming more accurate.
As if to acknowledge that point, last year the government embarked on a new course of sharply higher public spending on education, health and transport.
The Romney campaign chief, Matt Rhoades, acknowledged that point during a forum here at the Harvard University Institute of Politics, where advisers to all candidates in the 2012 campaign gathered to discuss the race.
In his post, Mueller acknowledges that point number one is nothing new.
If this is the case though, it's important for her to acknowledge that point and not give the appearance, intentionally or otherwise, that she holds two different views depending on which audience she's seeking to influence.
Like many people with depression, I sometimes have trouble acknowledging that I've reached the point where I need help.
So my point is, acknowledging that all students are different to begin with is the key factor to building a practical, yet successful, school curriculum.
"I'm a Buddhist," he says, acknowledging that some of the finer points elude him.
