has, through McCain, submitted an amendment to require new U.S. government reporting on how the war is being conducted ― a tacit acknowledgement of repeated allegations that the coalition is hitting civilian targets like funerals and hospitals, perhaps even on purpose.
When Jill does not produce the word Ireland, David backtracks at line 13 to confirm "she's the carer", and Jill repeats carer in acknowledgement (line 14).
In the next century, Iamblichus took this chapter over virtually verbatim and without acknowledgement in his On the Pythagorean Life (Chapter 26) and it was repeated in many later authors.
In an acknowledgement of the potential damage to public faith in the political system, coalition cabinet members repeated a pledge to find time in the legislative programme for a new law to extend lobbying transparency, government sources said.
The arguable assumption of equivalency between different terms in the reviewed literature like hand-arm vibration, repeated microtrauma, repetitive loading, cumulative trauma and repetitive strain might have lead to an overestimation of its acknowledgement in the literature.
There is an unspoken acknowledgement that the high water mark of winning the Tour and huge Olympic success in the same year is unlikely to be repeated.
Renee Xia, one of the directors of the human rights group, said that the court's declaration "is the clearest acknowledgement to date by the Chinese government that it has secretly detained Gao for the last 20 months despite its repeated denials".
It was a tacit acknowledgement that there are some Lib Dems who still feel the last few years of coalition may perhaps have been necessary but were by no means desirable, and should not be repeated.
I do not intend to repeat those arguments, but rather to applaud the acknowledgement this week by the bipartisan United States Sentencing Commission that our tough drug laws, putting people in prison for decades for non-violent drug offenses, have cost all of us dearly and must be revised.
