"Acknowledging this is not class warfare; it is not even us-versus-them rhetoric," she said.
Judges are increasingly acknowledging that class-action certification, designed to be a mere step in the litigation process, all too often puts defendants under unbearable pressure to settle, even when they have a reasonable chance of winning on merit.
None of the aforementioned essays, for instance, acknowledge the class privilege that allows for such "mental health breaks," whether they be extended sojourns in Bali or brief escapes from the home office.
The reason for the rise of Ukip is that our political class will not acknowledge this incontrovertible fact, but persist in trying to kid us about it.
Class Action's ultimate goal is what Phillips calls "class sharing", open discussions in workshops about "who gets paid what and why, with people acknowledging their class backgrounds and the strengths and limitations that people have".
He recommends, acknowledging in class that some students will feel anxious or uncertain about learning in a new, unfamiliar way, and to take time to explain how they may benefit from the flipped classroom.
This means acknowledging that working-class concerns are not what they were in the 1980s.
Most private schools in the state, acknowledging that a class ranking would hurt rather than help their already academically competitive students, never adopted rankings at all.
Acknowledging class was always difficult for "New Democrats" -- it was second-wave, it was divisive -- but 2008 made retro politics cool again.
The first step to understanding poverty is acknowledging the Lower Class.
The Hollywood comedies of the last decade tended to avoid making light of or even acknowledging working-class anxieties and depression in favor of horny postgrad aimlessness and blog-friendly pop-culture references.
