The believer thus maintains, on the one hand, acknowledgement of divine omnipotence as the creative power of God, which also operates in the preservation of the world, and, on the other hand, trusts in the world, which despite all its contradictions is understood as one world created by God according to definite laws and principles and according to an inner plan.
On the one hand, the acknowledgement is great, the accolades certainly well deserved, and the sheer joy of being swept up in the whirlwind of favorable consideration is intoxicating.
On the other hand, after the acknowledgement of the pharmacokinetic advantages of synthetic colloids, there has been an ongoing shift towards their use as perioperative fluid therapy in major elective surgery, too.
Ibrahimovic smiles and spreads his hands wide in acknowledgement of an elusive answer.
Working with the near-to-hand, and an acknowledgement of the necessary, improvisational way in which rural Mexicans build houses – and lives – for themselves in the city, Cruzvillegas's art is both sculptural and conceptual, founded in both materiality and necessity.
Betty touched his hand as if in acknowledgement of a shared sorrow.
As they took a joint bow, Mr. Lagerfeld took Ms. Fendi's hand as an ultimate acknowledgement that this partnership, already in its second generation of the family, has reached a comfortable level of intimacy.
On one hand, it's an acknowledgement from the Administration that, under current law, it cannot penalize sanctuary cities. (This is a departure of sorts. In January, the President issued an executive order that threatened to withhold federal money from sanctuary jurisdictions — only to have that order blocked in federal court).
In the current study one can only speculate that confidence levels may mask a lack of awareness of limitations in skills in the early years of training on the one hand, and lack of acknowledgement of advancement in skills in the later years of a program on the other hand, that is, 'the more you know, the more you realise you don't know'.
Who threw up in class because he raised his hand and waited for my acknowledgement while we were reading rather than just running for the bathroom.
While there were concerns expressed by some participants from the clinical manager group about empowering hospital staff to challenge poor hand hygiene practice, there was acknowledgement that training and hospital-wide support could overcome some of the perceived barriers to this approach.
