Each November, Americans push tables together, gathering friends and families around them to acknowledge, among other gifts, the essential American blessings -- material abundance and the ability to enjoy the product of "our own labor and care".
Dealing with her own loss has moved Sandberg to acknowledge, among other things, that the version of feminism she wrote about in her best-selling book was incomplete.
In January, at a concert in Nashville, fellow country musicians gathered to acknowledge him, among them Emmylou Harris, Kris Kristofferson, Rodney Crowell and T-Bone Burnett, whom whem hadhad worked on the soundtrack of the Cash biopic Walk the Line (2005).
Here we need to acknowledge that among those who have jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge, some must have been terminally ill.
Following the event, programme managers contacted coordinators to acknowledge concerns among staff about home-visiting, They highlighted the need for, and gave backing to, local approaches to ensure DHSWs were appropriately trained and supported.
Still, it is important to acknowledge that among people with diabetes, cognitive dysfunction may not be due to AD but a consequence of diabetes-related long-term complications and/or long-term hyperglycemia, recurrent hypoglycemic episodes, or disorders of lipid metabolism (6, 7).
HIV interventions among MSM need to acknowledge bisexual behavior among even self-identified MSM, and educate and counsel them on the risks associated with both unprotected anal and vaginal sex, and provide support for consistent use of condoms with partners of either gender.
Now it is a pleasure to acknowledge his place among the immortals, for if anybody has earned fame the hard way it is MP Vaughan.
NUS President, Toni Pearce, recently called on UK universities to acknowledge the problem among its own campuses and to take the relevant steps to ensure students were aware of how to report instances of unwanted verbal and physical harassment.
Particularly in recent weeks, one of the constant complaints about the government's approach to the banking crisis is its apparent refusal to acknowledge the support among many economists and pundits for nationalizing some or all of the major U.S. banks.
By James Surowiecki February 10 , 2009Particularly in recent weeks, one of the constant complaints about the government's approach to the banking crisis is its apparent refusal to acknowledge the support among many economists and pundits for nationalizing some or all of the major U.S. banks.
