The curtain call – the moment of acknowledgement between performer and audience – is part of the live experience too; not just a point at which we can all see each other, but one in which we might actually begin to recognise each other.
"A tier 3 status for Thailand is called for as acknowledgement of the severity of the human trafficking situation in Thailand and failure of successive administrations to address the breakdown in rule of law and migration policy that have led to this poor situation," he says.
Call or send a note of acknowledgement.
I issued a reckless call to adventure with no guarantee of acknowledgement or reward," and everyone was all in.
Last December Gary Samore, White House Coordinator for Arms Control and Weapons of Mass Destruction, gave what some have called "winking acknowledgement" of U.S. involvement in Stuxnet while speaking at a forum of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies in Washington DC.
While consensus is not a realistic or even desirable goal, surfacing such things as assumptions and values, and inviting debate on their significance through intersectoral and interdisciplinary dialogue will help achieve what systems thinkers have called 'accommodation' (acknowledgement of, and adaptation towards, other perspectives and practices).
At the very least, the concept of dignity calls for an acknowledgement of worth and a concomitant expectation that we should treat people appropriately, with respect for their worth as people.
BANGKOK, Nov 18 (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama denied on Sunday his upcoming trip to Myanmar was an endorsement of the government there, calling it an acknowledgement of the progress made in shaking off decades of military rule and encouragement for it go further.
Figure 4 An example of acknowledgement system.
It could be a day of acknowledgement.
But the Grammys were a different kind of acknowledgement.
