When physicians perceived the believability of a statement on good adherence to be high, they would usually briefly acknowledge the answer, perhaps with praise, a warning about the possible consequences of non-adherence, or a question about side effects.
It's now up to political leaders on both sides to take yes for an answer". Acknowledging the tremendous progress that has been achieved to date does not lessen the importance of the unresolved issues.
Planned Parenthood would barely acknowledge the break, answering my questions with a written statement from its policy director, Dawn Laguens, who said, "Though in recent years, we have disagreed on a few key pieces of legislation, we look forward to continuing to work with Senator Collins on issues that are mutually important to her and to Planned Parenthood".
"Yes!" McDonough, a man who doesn't seem given to displaying uneasiness, answered emphatically, acknowledging the effect of Prendergast's relentless effort to pull attention to one of the world's easily ignored realms.
Mr. Wasserman acknowledged that the answer was unknown.
"But we don't want to acknowledge that the answer's no, because we are afraid of the consequences".
Should central banks raise interest rates in response to a rise in the oil price?As Alan Greenspan, the chairman of America's Federal Reserve, acknowledged this week, the answer is not clear-cut.
In summary, we acknowledge that the answer to the TD/TI nature of the response to PsaA-BLyS is an important issue, but we will have to address it in future studies.
Bloomstein asked all the right questions, and acknowledged when the answers were awkward.
However, we should acknowledge that the answers provided by the VEAs did probably not cover issues and preferences of frail older people completely.
The op-ed, published Tuesday in the St . LouisPost-Dispatch, Holder acknowledged the "demand for answers" over Brown's death and said he hoped the DOJ investigation would bring a "measure of calm to the tensions in Ferguson".
