This backlash was usually short lived and in the earlier part of collaborative activities or when the supervisors actively acknowledged they, instead of the group of learners, had the ultimate responsibility for a part of patient care e.g. methods of dialysis.
As a result of the agreement, branding disparities should dissipate over time, assuming the news media, the bowls and the sponsors understand and actively acknowledge that after 2005, all Division I-A universities will be part of the B.C.S. and should be referred to and treated as such.
For every first message you receive, Vibes requires you to actively acknowledge if the message was or was not okay with you.
(1) Although, the two case studies differ in scale, focus and the way, in which they have been initiated, both projects actively acknowledge the fact that all places within an area are highly interrelated on a spatial but also on a functional level over time.
How is it possible to convince people to confront social inequalities, to actively acknowledge and address them?
We know--science has shown--that actively acknowledging that other individuals are on our team wipes out our unconscious biases.
By kindergarten, children have been imprinted in ways that affect a lifetime, a fact we must actively acknowledge to support their development.
When we are in the moment, and actively acknowledge we have no control over the past or future, but have full control of this moment right now, we have space in our minds to figure our who we truly are.
Managers need to actively acknowledge the strong moral and economic grounds that support the development of a healthy workforce [ 20] and workplace health promotion.
The significance of the problem in Sri Lanka was actively acknowledged by the policy legislated in 2007 to reduce alcohol and tobacco use.
