An emergency meeting of the Arab League in June 1988 gave the PLO financial control of support for the Palestinians, thereby virtually acknowledging ʿArafāt as their spokesman.
It was the first time Japanese regulators had officially recognized an active fault underneath an existing reactor, virtually acknowledging that the risk at Tsuruga had been overlooked for decades by both the operator and regulators despite warnings by some experts.
Instead he has poured much of his energy and resources into developing innovative education techniques at Skywalker Ranch -- which he virtually acknowledges has consumed him, to the sacrifice, perhaps, of making movies.
That said, though, its prime minister, Ehud Olmert, was lambasted for being similarly rash in virtually acknowledging his country's nuclear capability a few weeks earlier.In any case, going it alone, as Israel did in 1981 when it hit Iraq's Osirak reactor, would have little certainty of success against Iran, as Israeli security officials are quick to stress.
It is now virtually universally acknowledged that Chisholm was right: the sort of conditional deontic claim expressed in (3) can't be faithfully represented in SDL, nor more generally by a composite of some sort of unary deontic operator and a material conditional.
They've felt and looked like relics long before this past year, when virtually everyone acknowledged that formal status.
While it is a rarity to show curvy bodies in advertising, entertainment or even contemporary art, obese women are virtually never acknowledged in these realms, despite the growing number of Americans who are overweight.
Virtually everyone acknowledges, though, that the impact on stock and bond prices in the current speculative environment is not easy to predict.
Randolph and Rustin's vision would be incorporated into the demonstration's formal name — the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom — but popular understanding of the event virtually never acknowledges how significant a challenge to existing American society the two men intended.
A panel last month recommended its approval to an appeals court in Cairo that will make a final decision Oct. 2. The court usually abides by the recommendation, although senior Egyptian officials will have final say in a decision that virtually everyone acknowledges is far more political than judicial.
