As we strive to articulate our responsibilities to the unborn fetus, a slightly different intuition about value, and a slightly different perception of the place such a being occupies in terms of the species membership we rightly are concerned to acknowledge and protect.
To Mr. Doar and Jason A. Turner, the city's welfare commissioner, such concerns fail to acknowledge time limits as part of a successful campaign to end welfare dependency and to help people escape poverty by joining the private economy.
The country concerned had to acknowledge the clauses of the treaty: as fundamental laws of state; and as obligations of international concern placed under the guarantee of the League of Nations, or United Nations.
Nobody knows exactly how many Kurds there are in the Middle East because none of the countries concerned wants to acknowledge that the Kurds even exist, let alone count them.
Although the rise of the yen has abated somewhat since then, Japanese officials are still concerned that a failure to acknowledge some concern about its level will lead to a renewed effort by traders and speculators to increase the value of the currency.
"As far as I'm concerned, the ability to acknowledge a wrong that has been done — to simply say 'Sorry' — will go a far, far, far, longer way than some percentage of GDP in the form of aid".
The paper argues that current approaches to deliberative, or cooperative environmental governance concerning public private partnerships need to acknowledge insights from network theory concerning the communication of environmental and political norms before they can be successfully transferred to developing countries.
For example, it may be that it is important for health professionals to acknowledge privacy concerns, CRCS concerns such as pain, and discuss family history to encourage CRCS adherence among African American men, but only necessary to discuss family history and give a recommendation to African American women.
It is important to acknowledge concerns that many religions and religious communities themselves discriminate against women and marginalize them from formal religious spaces.
Following the event, programme managers contacted coordinators to acknowledge concerns among staff about home-visiting, They highlighted the need for, and gave backing to, local approaches to ensure DHSWs were appropriately trained and supported.
One recurring theme in reporting about international biomedical research is that there is inadequate opportunity for research participants and affected communities to voice their concerns, and for researchers to acknowledge them and respond constructively [ 1– 7].
