Both Chevron and Total have in general acknowledged the potential for positive development outcomes through revenue transparency, and both companies in effect recognize that revenue secrecy is increasingly indefensible.
Schiavi et al 21 found that fewer men with 47,XYY, but not men with KS, were married, experienced greater sexual dissatisfaction in general, acknowledged unconventional sexual experiences compared to a control group and demonstrated a less masculine gender role.
In general, acknowledge your pet's existence; even saying "Hi, how are you doing?" Clearly they won't understand what you're saying, but at least it shows that you see them.
Martin J. Dickman, the retirement board's inspector general, acknowledged in an interview that the retirement board's rejection rate was "almost nonexistent," but he added: "If Congress wants to change the statute and raise the threshold, that's up to Congress.
Although the 1994 crime act ordered the Justice Department to collect such data, there is no law requiring local police departments to provide it, Janet Reno, the former attorney general, acknowledged in a 1999 speech.
The inspector general acknowledged in its report on Comey and the Clinton email investigation that in cases with heightened public interest, such as the 2004 José Padilla terrorism case, the department may publicly summarize the evidence against a person it is not charging.
The Surgeon General acknowledged in his 2005 "Call to Action" on the 15th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act that, for too long, we provided lesser care to people with disabilities[ 4].
In response to questions, the general acknowledged that the number of detainees in Iraq, which he put at 5,000 a month ago, was "now almost to 10,000," including 3,800 members of the Iranian militant group Mujahedeen Khalq.
Recently, the FBI and the U.S. attorney general acknowledged weaknesses in their own counting of fatal shootings by police and announced plans to more thoroughly collect data.
In 2013, Eric Holder, then the Attorney General, acknowledged that decades of deregulation and mergers had left the U.S. economy heavily consolidated.
