The attorney-general, George Brandis, said the acknowledgement of the past was a strength of the organisation, given it indicated the organisation was able to subject itself to criticism.
"I didn't serve particularly well today," he said in acknowledgement of statistics that showed he began well enough but finished with a poor return: 50% of his first serves landing legally, overall, and winning just 41% of points on his second serve.
But Chief Buthelezi, the Inkatha leader, responded with new attacks on Gumede, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the African National Congress and others for indulging in what he called "cheap politics". What Inkatha wants, Buthelezi said, is acknowledgement that it has a place in the anti-apartheid movement with its strategy of nonviolence and dialogue.
"In addition", said Ipso, "acknowledgements must be added to both the print and online versions of this correction to explain that they have been published following a ruling by the Independent Press Standards Organisation".
"He's been great for the English game, great for Arsenal," Graham says in acknowledgement of Wenger.
"We are not complacent," Xi said, in an acknowledgement that the Party has become complacent.
The decision was not a reflection of any lack of faith in Mr. Cooper, the executive said, but an acknowledgement of the business realities in daytime talk television.
But in a front-page story on Wednesday, the paper defended its account and said Zarif's acknowledgement "brought down the line of compromise" with the US.
The publicity-shy physicist Tim Berners Lee, who gave away his key inventions on the internet and fought to keep them freely available, was typically modest about his honour, which he said was an acknowledgement of his profession.
"There's a wound that needs to be healed and the only way that's going to happen is through some sort of reconciliation and the first step of that is acknowledgement," said Gonzales.
