For example, acknowledging that animals have the right to be free from the grotesque exploitation of the industrial food apparatus does not require that we also grant them the right to vote.
To return to the movies example, acknowledge that you missed the trailers, which are fun, but you haven't missed the movie -- the real reason you went out.
Grammy award music producer and the former chairman of Virgin Records, Matt Serletic, for example, acknowledged that all the rules of the old economy have changed.
Lanier, for example, acknowledges that, in his excitement at the birth of the worldwide web, he forgot about the creative classes.
Mozilla, which so far hasn't backed Google's WebP Project, for example, acknowledges that at some point, the new formats will be so good that we will inevitably switch.
The increasing importance given to intersectoral action, for example, acknowledges that achieving health equity requires finding, negotiating and creating opportunities for action and entry points within the health sector and outside of it in the whole of society [ 41].
Gibbard, for example, acknowledges that Lumpl and David are distinct objects in any world w in which David but not Lumpl comes to an end by being squeezed into a ball; but despite the failure of identity to hold between David and Lumpl in w, the two share one spatiotemporal location before David is destroyed because the material of the clay lump that is Lumpl is precisely the material of David.
One Mennonite uncle, for example, acknowledged that he had thrown his weight behind Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
For example, while acknowledging that secession may sometimes be morally justified (where this presumably means the group in question has the claim-right to secede), Cass Sunstein has argued that constitutional recognition of a right to secede is incompatible with the principles of constitutionalism (or at least democratic constitutionalism)[3] (Sunstein, 1991).
We should also acknowledge that the examples we have provided should be viewed with extreme caution in terms of the potential to introduce bias.
