But it has also moved to acknowledge the emerging issues around direct payments.
But some of the other "good Americans" are also moved to acknowledge his fundamental decency.
And if that thesis felt like overreaching, well, how interesting that White – just as Burns, Taylor and others are suddenly doing – felt moved to acknowledge and address his white privilege in the first place.
So blatant was the lack of consultation over all of these actions that even the assembly's chairman, Luis Miquilena, was moved to acknowledge that the appointment of the committee was probably a mistake (though, he swiftly added, one that could not be rectified).Like Peru's President Fujimori, Mr Chavez is not a believer in checks and balances.
In his admiring review of her 1949 revival of "Diamond Lil," Brooks Atkinson of The New York Times was moved to acknowledge what he called, in an uncharacteristically poetic effusion, "the sublime fatalism of the entire business," going on to ask, "Is she kidding or is she serious?" Mae West had become an institution, which is dangerous.
Even as the famous food guide moves to acknowledge the greatness of the Hong Kong noodle shop, some say the experts' choices overlooked longtime favourites that are a staple of the local dining scene.
She is unable to speak, to move, or to acknowledge her parents' presence; her only signs of life are the convulsions into which she sometimes lapses.
"And when we made a mistake, we moved quickly to acknowledge it and correct it".
Local officials in Guangdong may have moved quickly to acknowledge the latest incident to keep it from becoming a running scandal as the Olympics approach.
"THE American economy is the most creative and enterprising and productive system ever devised," George Bush told a Wall Street audience this week, before moving on to acknowledge some recent embarrassments.
