Scientists have not always acknowledged the condition: although it was a popular subject in the 19th century, in the 20th it was neglected until the 1980s, and even then it was treated with scepticism, as there was no way to prove it existed.
The interaction between healthcare and educational institutions was fundamental to acknowledge the condition and manage the impact.
Many farmers acknowledge the conditions of migrant workers, but say the root of the problem lies in the economic situation.
This wonderfully acted production, directed by Terry Kinney, asks us to listen to how people talk and to acknowledge the conditioned cruelty in much of what they say (2 15).
The U.S. government representatives acknowledged the conditions in Haitian detention to which deportees are exposed are "disgusting and inhumane".
Second, such studies made apparent an important distinction between motherhood and fatherhood, acknowledging the former condition as inherently recognizable and the latter as less obvious.
Demea objects that Cleanthes exaggerates the dire consequences of acknowledging the human condition, and, despite his earlier vehement rejection of theodicies, offers his own.
I suspect the resistance to the word feminist has to do with a fear of acknowledging the true condition of women in this society, and of the work involved in creating a new and better system.
This time we are showing our work instead of our flesh, in the hope that a more humanistic celebration of what we do, while acknowledging the poor conditions we work in, will help reverse the destructive trends within our industry.
Definitely make it clear that you are merely acknowledging the current conditions.
However, these participants reiterated the need for practitioners to be knowledgeable, empathic, inventive and capable of learning, acknowledging the patient's condition and taking it seriously.
