Hilary Mantel, Burkhard Niederhoff, Alice Palumbo, Barbara Hill Rigney, and Margaret Rogerson, for example, acknowledge the postmodernist sensibility and techniques at play within Alias Grace.
For example, acknowledging the work of a female colleague can help women shine a light on their peer's professional efforts.
The American psychologist Albert T. Poffenberger (1885 1977), for example, acknowledged the role of Cannon's 1932 monograph in shaping his own belief that the processes responsible for maintaining both psychological and social equilibrium were analogous to those preserving physiological stability (Poffenberger, 1938, 1950).
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, for example, acknowledges this fact when stating: "The family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the State" [ 27].
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.
The latest Pentagon report to Congress, for example, acknowledges only "uneven progress" around the country.
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].
In Political Liberalism, for example, Rawls acknowledges "the fact" of reasonable pluralism-of groups that persistently and reasonably hold competing comprehensive doctrines-and aims for political pluralism as a mode of managing the irreconcilable differences.
