Fiat-Chrysler, for instance, acknowledges that it needs to boost its annual sales of 4.3m to something like 6m in the short term and to strengthen its presence in booming Asian markets.
Oxfam, for instance, acknowledges that settlements do employ a number of Palestinians, but say they still lack access to the social benefits and higher wages that employees within Israel have.
Allison Frantz, for instance, acknowledged that holding the Romney event in her home was "a challenge because it was a really small budget" but said she found ways to be creative, like using cookies in lieu of floral centerpieces.
Earl Pomeroy, an incumbent Democratic congressman from North Dakota, for instance, acknowledges that "I know you're angry with Washington," but says that he travels "home to North Dakota every weekend" and adds, "my values are formed right here in Valley City where I grew up".
Eisenberger, for instance, acknowledges that certain foods can increase our inflammatory response, but she says it wouldn't be as pronounced as the effects seen in her E. coli study.
In this sense of the term, forgiveness is a dyadic relation involving a wrongdoer and a wronged party, and is thought to be a way in which victims of wrong alter their and a wrongdoer's status by, for instance, acknowledging yet moving past a transgression.
John Mackie, for instance, acknowledges that since his moral error theory "goes against assumptions ingrained in our thought and built into some of the ways in which language is used, since it conflicts with what is sometimes called common sense, it needs very solid support" (1977: 35).
For instance, acknowledging other nations is seen as a betrayal of our own.
(F6) Acceptance of particular problems was important: for instance, acknowledging the need to "take extra care" when manoeuvring steps and stairs.
It said the terms had been updated to better reflect user behavior — for instance, to acknowledge that when a user deletes an account, any comments the user had posted on a page remain visible.
