It demands to be heard and acknowledged by an America that all too easily buries its atrocities under roadside bronze-plaqued monuments that, all too often, go unheeded because we zoom past them at such high speeds, pursuing errands of little consequence.
Those were some of the transgressions uncovered during a two-year investigation led by the Justice and Treasury Departments and acknowledged by HSBC in a settlement, known as a deferred prosecution agreement, that was filed in a federal court in December.
And, acknowledged by the authors, they have an important amount of missing data and incorrect zero values (for countries with relatively small flows), covering, as a result, a limited fraction of total inflows (Mayda 2010, pp. 1258 1259).
The national policy for the use of a PTC is clear and acknowledged by hospitals.
The image was shared with and acknowledged by the families.
Shortly after arrival in New York, he was again missed and his absence acknowledged by a wire: "Boston is a nice, quiet place, colder than Algeciras, but a good place to sleep".
In the interview, Mr. Knoop outlined the origin and execution of the scheme, which he said was motivated initially by his and Ms. Albert's shared desire to have their artistic work — his music and her writing — acknowledged by a wider audience.
An emerging evolutionary perspective suggests that nature and human nature are less "red in tooth and claw" than generally acknowledged by a competition-based view of the biological world.
We are already seeing ambitious projects and increasing amounts of funding becoming available, and the link between development and the Internet has been officially acknowledged by a number of prominent policy bodies.
And your signature can't be acknowledged by a notary public unless you show official proof of your identity.
