The Journal eventually published a hundred and twenty-nine articles, the first of which acknowledged the perversity of the project: It may seem absurd to speak of Trumpism when Trump himself does not speak of Trumpism.
He is also said to have undertaken, as the price for drawing the less hawkish Labour party into his coalition, that he would abide by previous agreements made by Israel with the Palestinians, most of which acknowledge that the Palestinians should have their own state.
The prescriptions from this book offer pragmatic policies, some of which will not be cheap and all of which acknowledge the importance of markets, property rights and the rule of law.
There are 23 blurbs that take up an uncommon amount of space on front and back jacket flaps, some of which acknowledge Shields's point without conceding it.
Army regulation stands in sharp contrast to the policies of the American Psychological Association, the American Psychiatric Association and the Endocrine Society, all of which acknowledge hormone therapy as an effective treatment for people who need to transition because of gender dysphoria.
The models of Carroll and Visser are integrated to produce The International Pyramid Model of CSR, which acknowledges the relative importance of economic, glocal, legal and ethical, and philanthropic aspects of the CSR concept.
This may imply a move away from a focus on primary outcomes and a small number of secondary outcomes towards a much more multi-criteria form of assessment which acknowledges the multiple objectives of many complex interventions.
Both our constitutive disproportion and this quest for mutual esteem are visible through the study of history which acknowledges the temporality of our existence.
We talked about the theme of "Thankstaking" which acknowledges the history of indigenous peoples in the United States and the legacy of stolen lands and other human rights abuses which continue to this day and are the very reason for the acts of resistance in which we were engaging.
These interactions have been theorised in the social ecological model of health, which acknowledges the cumulative impact of individual, familial, community and societal forces on people's health.
