Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), which is part of the alliance, said: "We are very disappointed that Ofqual and the awarding bodies have refused to take responsibility for their actions and to acknowledge that many thousands of young people's career ambitions have been undermined by a failure to implement the new qualification properly".
The commission's action "seems to acknowledge the point I've been making since April," the senator said in a statement.
We take these tiny, semi-conscious actions to avoid acknowledging that we doubt ourselves and we sense others feel the same way.
Their mix-and-match attire is Mr. Pruitt's way of confusing solo and group identity, individual and collaborative action, the better to acknowledge the bewildering complexity of the African diaspora.
Once the BFG brings Sophie to his cave, the décor takes over and the story is overwhelmed by the eye-catching, rigidly expressive details that the action is forced to acknowledge.
This is the fertile ground on which we can nurture an engaged awareness in global health, one that promotes personal reflection, social consciousness, and communal action in efforts to acknowledge the effects of social determinants and improve health outcomes around the world.
It is important to acknowledge actions as part of subjective sense because "the processes of shaping a living system of actions, as in a subjective production" (González Rey 2011, 2011a p.2011a
Still, despite Obama's move to condemn Trump's actions, it's important to acknowledge that Obama has had his own serious shortcomings on immigration.
Nonetheless, we refer to these actions as finger presses, to acknowledge the possibility that our results may not fully generalize to free finger movements.
"Action must be taken to acknowledge and address these fiscal realities".
I believe in affirmative action, but I have to acknowledge there are arguments against it.
