Third, another chaplain recognized that integrating research methods into chaplaincy as a field might acknowledge, and perhaps eventually begin to ease, a tense relationship between religion and science, particularly in physical and mental health care: "I think there's a distrust of science.
And, if the Supreme Court puts meaningful prosecutorial accountability on its agenda, bar associations and district attorneys and perhaps even the DOJ might acknowledge incentives to play a broader role in regulating how the most powerful players in the criminal justice system administer that power.
At best, I might acknowledge that I belonged to a subculture because I'd learned to embrace camp, but only because it mocked even as it embraced.
One might acknowledge that every physical event has an explanation in terms of physics, but that a fact can have many physical descriptions that satisfy it.
But if the mayor is in the mood for honesty, he might acknowledge that his class has made a substantial contribution to our corrupt age.
"After three beers and in a private moment, schools might acknowledge it".
The priest's notion that some power, somewhere, might acknowledge and salve the sufferings of his flock did not, this wet night, catch a spark.
His success in that realm is part of what makes him slippery for art historians, who might otherwise acknowledge a level of achievement that, for me, ranks with that of van Gogh, Gauguin, Cézanne, and Seurat.
It might nonetheless acknowledge a different concept of law.
And we might also acknowledge a distinct phenomenon that is responsible for different contributions (1)–(4) make to larger sentences in which they are embedded: Dummett calls this distinct phenomenon a sentence's "ingredient sense".
