He indirectly acknowledged some abuses, saying "during political struggles some people can't control themselves," but distanced himself personally from any wrongdoing by asserting: "I'm a good person.
Nowadays, as he indirectly acknowledged in other parts of his set, Jerry himself is getting very close to the oldster time of life.
By stepping back from a threshold that he now says is misleading, Mr. Bernanke indirectly acknowledged just how weak the job market remained, many economists said.
In that sense, it must be pointed out that the Philharmonic also played a role in derailing its own hopes for a recording agreement, as Mr. Kaufman indirectly acknowledged.
President Leonid Kuchma, in comments to reporters in Kiev, indirectly acknowledged that a stray missile from a Ukrainian military training exercise had shot down the plane, saying that mistakes happen everywhere.
He indirectly acknowledged, however, that Asia's trade agenda has slowed dramatically, especially after the 1997 financial crisis and the collapse of global trade talks in Seattle late last year.
Issued on July 1 , 2002 they indirectly acknowledged the failure of the North's ration system by instructing factories, collective farms and other economic units to provide their own daily necessities and give incentives for workers.
Walmart has indirectly acknowledged that the factory, Tazreen Fashions, outside Dhaka, was producing some of its apparel, saying in a statement that a supplier had "subcontracted work to this factory without authorization and in direct violation of our policies".
While announcing more bad financial news on Thursday, Mr. Balsillie and Mr. Lazaridis, the co-chief executives of RIM, indirectly acknowledged that the company might have too many models.
When President Bush called Bill Simon Jr. this morning to congratulate him on winning the California Republican primary for governor, he only indirectly acknowledged that his preferred candidate, Richard J. Riordan, was overwhelmed in an upset on Tuesday that just weeks ago was inconceivable to the White House.
Mr. Martel had indirectly acknowledged his debt in an author's note, in which he thanked Mr. Scliar for "the spark of life," but while he seems to have borrowed the Brazilian writer's premise, he turned that idea into a very different and original work of his own.
