A commission spokesman says its legal services will analyze the ruling and its possible consequences, acknowledging that today's judgment could have an impact on the pending maize 1507 file.
The consequences are acknowledged -- those we are living with now -- and then coldly accepted in the name of a vaporous greater good.
It is also essential that the best available evidence is used, and that important uncertainties about resource (and other) consequences are acknowledged and addressed [ 23, 24].
Adjusting to and accepting a long-term illness and its disabling consequences was acknowledged as being extremely testing, whatever walk of life a person may be from; yet people living with that illness may also be faced with the doubts of others about the authenticity of their condition.
The reverence due to writings that have long subsisted arises therefore not from any credulous confidence in the superior wisdom of past ages, or gloomy persuasion of the degeneracy of mankind, but is the consequence of acknowledged and indubitable positions, that what has been longest known has been most considered, and what is most considered is best understood.
"By taking this path we understand the consequences," they acknowledge.
A failure of a key device on the car-sized rover's jaunt through the red desert of Gale Crater, its landing site, could have devastating consequences, they acknowledge.
The consequences, officials acknowledge, will be felt for years, most acutely in the form of persistent service disruptions that will dog riders across the system — in areas directly touched by the floods and in others where storm-related triage could delay scheduled work intended to keep the subways in a state of good repair.
Demea objects that Cleanthes exaggerates the dire consequences of acknowledging the human condition, and, despite his earlier vehement rejection of theodicies, offers his own.
From NASA NLT Landsat 7. Sea level rise is one of the most tangible and readily acknowledged consequences of climate change.
