OR protocols use a mechanism similar to passive acknowledgments to avoid individual acknowledgments and suppress duplicate retransmissions.
There is no single acknowledgment.
The compact's principles call for federal solutions to immigration reform, policies that support families and individual freedom, acknowledgment of the contribution of immigrants in the economy, and local law enforcement focus on crime, not immigration laws.
Later, the layoffs became "reorganizations" or "consolidations," words that still suggested the normal trimming and tacking of individual companies; the acknowledgment that the entire aerospace industry might be in trouble did not enter the language until recently, when "the restructuring" became preferred usage.
At the discretion of the individual physician, an acknowledgment of the consolation that religion can provide some patients may be helpful, and deepen the therapeutic alliance.
It's hard to think of another movement in which the acknowledgment of individual identity has exerted a greater impact; gays and lesbians, unlike, say, women and African-Americans, could have chosen not to reveal a status that made them vulnerable to discrimination.
The acknowledgment forces individuals and institutions to ask a basic, nightmarish question: Whose land are we on?
As a means of recognizing extraordinary individuals who deserve special acknowledgment, the Stanford Alumni Association in 1962 voted to establish the Herbert Hoover Medal for Distinguished Service.
Hustling around the gallery last week in seersucker shorts and a purple-and-orange-striped T-shirt, a cigarette drooping from his lips, Mr. Pruitt said the profusion of works grew out of a fascination with the idea of rumspringa as a period of culturally condoned individual abandon before the inevitable acknowledgment of responsibility, a particularly American kind of ritual.
