Public immunization schedules need to acknowledge parents' wish for more flexibility and demand for an individualized patient-centered approach to immunization.
But there was a sense that a significant chapter of British, even world history, was being closed, and that the schedules should buckle to acknowledge it.
A sense of inevitability and self-exculpation was in the air for several days, as everyone associated with scheduling Mr. Pavarotti tried to acknowledge that events had slipped out of their control.
"While this announcement is a significant step toward better facilitating and expanding clinical investigations into cannabis' therapeutic efficacy," he said, "ample scientific evidence already exists to remove cannabis from its Schedule I classification and to acknowledge its relative safety compared to other scheduled substances, like opioids, and unscheduled substances, such as alcohol".
In other ways, his schedule has been calibrated to acknowledge the authoritarian legacy, which still hangs over Burma.
Admiral Mullen, who is scheduled to retire on Oct. 1, acknowledged that his motivations for the conference dated to his service in a war that ended more than three decades ago.
It is now scheduled to open on March 15, though staff members have acknowledged that that date may also change.
The ultimate solution for semi-hopeless cases like me may be one suggested by Dr. Dinges: to schedule flights acknowledging full well that you won't be able to sleep.
Putin has been kind enough to acknowledge the gesture, scheduling maneuvers in the area with Russia's own naval aviation assets — not that they'd be able to slow down a US carrier group all that much.
The government has already had to acknowledge that it was behind schedule with its austerity plans, which are now expected to stretch beyond the next general election, scheduled for 2015.
