"The majority of the 17 recommendations relate to actions in the UK alone but there is acknowledgment of the requirement for the UK government to campaign for this issue to be given higher priority internationally".
That case addressed Spending Clause legislation (Title IX) and cited the contract-analogy discussion in Pennhurst as the basis for its acknowledgment of a notice requirement.
But I will demand acknowledgment.
For example, a FDA black box warning on ESA use for oncology patients was also released on March 2007, and included a mandate that providers engage in a risk/benefit discussion with the patient and document that this discussion occurred by completing and signing the Patient Acknowledgment Form; a more stringent requirement that is absent from dialysis provider ESA prescribing.
Several limitations of this study require careful acknowledgment.
The manuscript contains sections in which Kant continues to explore the relationship between the concept of God and our consciousness of being moral agents, i.e., our consciousness that we can subject ourselves freely, through our acknowledgment of the categorical imperative, to the requirement of rightness in the choice of our actions.
There is a requirement for further understanding and acknowledgment of the compromise that exists when palliative care consultations are delivered via telehealth; clinicians and families need to agree that the compromise is acceptable, and that the benefits outweigh the loss in human presence.
Put in the broadest terms, his argument is that if our current malaise lies in disconnection from vital human requirements such as neighbourliness, professional fulfilment, acknowledgment of trauma and so on, then we need to find ways to reconnect.
Write something to encourage the guests to come, such as: "Party at (your address); make the journey please!" Include the time, duration, any special requirements and an RSVP (date by which you need acknowledgment of acceptance or inability to come).
In this context, there tends to be only a very limited acknowledgment by courts of overarching ethical or moral standards of conduct when compared to legal requirements.
