Reparation consists of restitution of the original situation if possible, compensation where this is not possible, or satisfaction (i.e., acknowledgment of and apology for the breach) if neither is possible.
But the company improperly accepted additional payments from the bankruptcy trustee overseeing the Atchley's loan after the sale, even though they had received a "satisfaction of mortgage" acknowledgment from the company.
The special poignancy of the movie, the happy-sad feeling it leaves in its wake, comes from its acknowledgment that the satisfaction of these aspirations is usually transient, even as it can sometimes be transcendent.
Still, "the special poignancy of the movie, the happy-sad feeling it leaves in its wake, comes from its acknowledgment that the satisfaction of these aspirations is usually transient, even as it can sometimes be transcendent".
Still, he wrote, "the special poignancy of the movie, the happy-sad feeling it leaves in its wake, comes from its acknowledgment that the satisfaction of these aspirations is usually transient, even as it can sometimes be transcendent".
Future studies could include assessing the issues addressed in the study by Culver et al., namely, satisfaction with the time to address concerns, acknowledgments of patient concerns about cancer risk by physician, and offering reassurance.
Although this study reports on a relatively uncommon analysis of predicting patient satisfaction with QoL measures, several limitations of the study require acknowledgment.
The only attitude in which a commander may with satisfaction receive the tributes of his friends is in the humble acknowledgment that no matter how unworthy he may be, his position is the symbol of great human forces that have labored arduously and successfully for a righteous cause.
The satisfaction for reading a report confirmatory of our work is mixed by the lack of acknowledgment and discussion of our contribution.
As we approach the 40th anniversary of Nixon's resignation on Aug. 9, 1974, one of the lessons to be drawn from his Vietnam policies is that clear-eyed acknowledgment of our limits is ultimately better for our allies and for us than the momentary satisfaction of pretending there are no limits at all.
Collaboration acknowledgment.
