But as far as the U.S. government is concerned, this fact remains unacknowledged.
It jumped from issue to issue, sometimes returning to a subject more than once, as in the case of housing, sometimes ignoring a subject altogether – irresponsibly so where Labour's utterly unacknowledged general election defeat less than five months ago is concerned.
He acknowledges that these sentences simply concern undisputed facts but he strongly implies that their sources were unacknowledged and that in these instances I essentially misled readers by passing off the work of other writers as my own.
Reason, it turns out, isn't the enemy of romance -- unacknowledged and unaddressed fears, concerns, and anxieties are.
Perhaps both women and counsellors underestimate the impact of addressing these emotional concerns, possibly previously unacknowledged.
Despite these concerns, the changes remain unacknowledged and herding communities do not raise the issue for fear of inviting government policies banning the Cordyceps collection.
It also failed to address concerns that some incidents simply went unacknowledged, thereby leaving no trail for investigators to follow.
As both a poet and American citizen, I aspire to voice my concerns more loudly than Shelley's "unacknowledged legislators of the world," specifically regarding Obama's unprecedented covert use of unmanned aerial vehicles -- or drones -- to kill thousands in Pakistan, Somalia, and Yemen.
Yet even if poets are Shelley's "unacknowledged legislators", especially in romantic fatherlands like Ireland and Poland, base material concerns will also play a large part.
Confucianism owes an unacknowledged debt to Mohism for its notion of comprehensive moral concern, as reflected, for instance, in Mencius's doctrine of extending our natural concern for kin so that it reaches everyone.
To some extent, of course, money is the unacknowledged obsession of everyone who makes movies, but few filmmakers have put this concern on screen with such intelligence and wit.
