But, as we all equally acknowledge, there are no cost-free, risk-free ways of finding such huge sums of money.
We equally acknowledge support in part by Contract No. HHSN266200700005C from the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institute of Health, Department of Health and Human Services, and by the American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities ALSACC) to St . Jude Childrens Research Hospital.
Once we all -- LGBTQ or not -- are equally acknowledged for who are, we will all contribute to a health care environment that truly upholds the highest values of wellness for all.
Josh is the first to admit that he can't take care of every issue facing the city, but he equally acknowledges that nothing will ever change or improve if he isn't aware of it.
While the positive impact of the PBF programme on the utilisation and quality of maternal and child health services was widely reported by participants in Burundi, a few participants equally acknowledged that challenges with respect to staff burn-out and service quality as a result of the increasing demand for services remain.
Also, considering the difficulties in accessing wildlife samples, the challenges encountered in the frame of laboratory analyses and the value of population biology in interpreting results, the contributions of all parties should be equally acknowledged, from project planning to data publication.
Act in accordance with your values; treat people equally as individuals; acknowledge the plethora of problems women still struggle with.
It has the right "expressive function" (Feinberg 1965) The system of punishment that emerges under this theory is liberal and non-paternalistic, respects the nominal autonomy of all persons equally, and acknowledges the contingency of its justification as applied in any given case.
In fact, what we really need to be doing is proving to all Americans that everyone deserves to be treated equally while acknowledging all of our differences, and that that's the kind of equality that makes for a better, stronger society.
Equally he acknowledges it is possible that Sir Ian encountered the "bandit car" in Park Street on its way to Alpha Close, but if that was the case, he wonders, "why is this the first we have ever heard of this?
So, even though advocates of procreative beneficence claim to value people equally (while acknowledging that their lives can go better or worse), this does not square with the idea of some worlds being morally preferable simply because they do not contain even mild disabilities.
