Paul Keating delivered his Redfern speech, the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody handed down its final report and the issues raised in both were acknowledged and swiftly consigned to the past, as if acknowledgement alone had fixed the problem.
As for "acknowledgement of doctor's fault by court decision," "yes" was allocated to this variable when a mistake in a medical maneuver, error in a physician's judgment, or both, is acknowledged in the decision, and "no" was allocated to this variable in other cases.
Both were acknowledging the irony that the theory of evolution, which at first had seemed to remove the need for God in the world, now was convincingly removing the need to explain the world's imperfections as outcomes of God's design.
Nevertheless, it is only useful if both narratives are acknowledged, and if it is agreed that there is more than one "simple truth".
Both disciplines are acknowledged (Department of Health, 2000) to be in short supply.
Both points are acknowledged in the 'hierarchy of evidence' by some but not all authors.
Antenatal care and adolescent pregnancy are specifically mentioned as key to achieving this target, both of which are acknowledged widely, as areas of interest to public health [ 3, 4].
As both familial and church ties are acknowledged, celebrations in both the home and in local churches are common.
Both local contexts and global fluidity, both entrenched power relations and opportunities for autonomy, and both subversion and transformation are acknowledged to be at play, sometimes within the same setting.
It is useful in that it typically contributes to more nuanced coverage in which both sides of an issue are acknowledged.
