Paul Dalzell, a pelagics biologist with the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council, which has jurisdiction over fisheries in federal waters, acknowledged that the Hawaiian fleet had been "slow off the mark" in coming up with measures to protect leatherbacks.
"Does a pig know about quality water?" Ewing acknowledged Giggles is no Ein-swine when it comes to solving city problems.
Of course, the stranger will highlight things the resident will never have noticed, but in his quiet humour, Waters has acknowledged things which all those Visit England tourism think-tanks never seem to hit upon.
While these findings are similar to those from other studies of historic exposures, this evaluation suggests that more accurate water flow characterizations would further improve the correlation with historical water data, acknowledging these data are themselves subject to systematic error.
Stella Mendoza, the board's president, rules out selling more water but acknowledges the omnipresent pressure.
Again, Park demonstrates his Eastern sentimentality by showcasing the natural element of water while acknowledging the burgeoning influence of technology, and thus Western civilization, via the video medium.
In his memoir, Chasing Water, Ervin acknowledges that while he is African American, society does not necessarily see him as "black".
Golf and water leaders acknowledge that the profligate use cannot continue, and they have started meeting regularly to discuss ways to increase conservation without spoiling the scenery that keeps tourism here thriving.
Not all the protesting districts managed that; the Georgetown Divide Public Utility District in El Dorado County, which last month lifted a drought-inspired moratorium on new water connections, acknowledges that it was upbraided by the state board in January for failing to meet its goal.
The fact that such a letter was provided to the state treasurer's office suggests that a problem with Flint's water had been acknowledged, and that a switch back to Detroit's water was under consideration. .
Although there are still inherent quality and regulatory challenges associated with this form of drinking water [ 25], the importance of this form of drinking water is well acknowledged by civil societies and nation governments of the developing world [ 26].
