Be certain to recognise and acknowledge the employee's feelings Notify your Human Resources Generalist if you anticipate strong reactions.
There may be a certain reluctance to acknowledge this development.
"I have for years been overcoming the vast mythology I constructed around him... certain that to acknowledge him publicly would mean my imminent death," she told me in an e-mail.
The chutzpah will be amplified internationally in The Hague where Mladic is almost certain to refuse to acknowledge the tribunal's authority, decline defence lawyers, indulge in time-wasting theatrics and insult and intimidate witnesses, who will be subjected to the ordeal of revisiting the terror Mladic inspired in them in the 1990s.
In the book's introduction, he mused: "Already engaged in other duties, it has been with some effort that I have found time to adjust my own mantle; and I now willingly retire to more quiet labors, which, if less exciting, are more certain to be acknowledged as useful and received with gratitude".
The SHOF show always has its share of great talent, and it has one of the most interesting mission statements--to acknowledge certain songwriters whose works include some of our most memorable hits.
This fiercely proud, even vain, woman was not afraid to acknowledge certain kinds of vulnerability and even error.
Israel has long employed a military censor and refused to acknowledge certain operations, most recently its airstrike last month in Syria.
At the same time, his terrifying concentration and his refusal to acknowledge certain appetites lead to a conclusion seldom reached about performers in ballet or other musical forms: Fred Astaire was not human, not sexual, not sexed.
The answer, of course, is that the arrest and trial forced Western governments - and Washington in particular - to acknowledge certain realities about Egypt that they had long and conveniently overlooked.
It is important to acknowledge certain limitations in attempting to generalize the results of this research to true eyewitness scenarios.
