There are acknowledged problems with the CSEW too: it leaves out crimes committed against businesses, such as shoplifting, and does not question some of the most vulnerable people – such as the homeless – who may be victimised repeatedly.
"Yes, there are acknowledged problems [with] Metro, but those are problems that the three jurisdictions are working together — or at least trying to work together — to solve," Ferlo told the panel.
That the colonists faced a terrible "skarsety of victewalles," to the point where one traveler in 1534 acknowledged "if thou wouldest needes know, the broyled meate that I had was a piece of such a man's buttocke," is certainly a memorable way of acknowledging problems with the food supply.
However, it's also my experience that kink communities are reluctant to acknowledge problems with the ideologies underlying their sexual practices, focusing instead on the pleasure or relationship benefits to be gained from BDSM.
So far, they are unanimous — jail". Commanders acknowledge problems with the Physical Training and Rehabilitation Program, and they have ordered changes here at the Field Artillery Center and at the other training centers.
Behind closed doors, they've poured scorn on the Jay report, still fear being called racist rather than acknowledge problems with Pakistani heritage men and most damningly of all are still failing to protect vulnerable children.
In March, when Mr. Ranta was freed, Mr. Hynes's office acknowledged problems with the prosecution.
If you find that the school is not acknowledging problems that you know are interfering with his or her learning, you may have to ask to have your child re-evaluated.
(The problem is acknowledged in the manual with this comment: "This is not a malfunction").
It is acknowledged that urolithiasis is a major health problem, with a significant proportion of patients requiring extensive surgical procedure.
