In April, a senior vice-president at HBO told the New York Times the network didn't view password sharing "as a pervasive problem at this time", an implicit acknowledgment of the practice.
Some politicians have called for an acknowledgment of past practices and an amnesty for those who participated.
His terracing of dynamics - the sudden, rather than gradual, shift from loud to soft and back - was a conscious acknowledgment of early-18th-century practice.
These talks are an acknowledgment of Mr. McCain's practice of riding in a bus crowded with reporters who are able to talk with the candidate almost constantly, and who have come to regard him more favorably as a result.
In acknowledgment of this, a common practice is to empirically denote models exhibiting mean estimates falling within twofold error from observed PK data as acceptable.
Today, she and the others agreed, there is acknowledgment of such racist police practices.
Guidelines for effective role-play include adequate preparation, alignment of roles and tasks with level of practice, structured feedback guidelines and acknowledgment of the importance of social interactions for learning.
But despite the government's acknowledgment of the problem and recent initiatives, there is a considerable disconnect between the three key sites of practice – statutory children's services, the domestic violence and abuse sector and child contact agencies.
An affirmation of medical practice, the painting is also an acknowledgment of human compassion, a quality the artist thought extremely rare.
With diligent practice, it can evolve from a contrived acknowledgment of other people's feelings to the real thing.
The prevalence of such practices is, at one level, a tacit acknowledgment of the growth crisis facing many companies today.
