We acknowledge the necessity to engage with the epistemological assumptions of the relative methods employed in any given mixed methods study so that issues of commensurability are addressed.
While we acknowledge the necessity for financial discipline, there are hard questions to be asked about what price society should be prepared to pay for justice and the very real consequences of not doing so".
837, 844, 51 L.Ed.2d 30 (1977), we acknowledged the "necessity of undercover work" and "the value it often is to effective law enforcement". See also, e. g., United States v. Russell, 411 U.S. 423, 432, 93 S.Ct.
At the time of its activation we acknowledged the necessity of an academic education thought to support the growth of a subspecialty included in major disciplines like neurology, internal medicine, emergency medicine, pharmacology and pain medicine.
"The Syrian regime has started to acknowledge the necessity of improving relations with Lebanon, but has not yet acknowledged the necessity of a total improvement," wrote Samir Kassir in the independent daily newspaper An Nahar.
Boulez was a maverick and provocateur, once declaring that any composer who did not acknowledge the necessity of Schoenberg's 12-tone system was "useless".
The decision to continue the award was made not only to honor Mr. Shorenstein's legacy, but also to acknowledge the necessity of free and vibrant media for the future of U.S.-Asia relations.
It is legitimate to accuse China, India and others of being deliberately obstructive to show off their political muscle, even while they acknowledge the necessity of reductions in carbon emissions.
Not for him the current Republican reluctance to acknowledge the necessity of a powerful national government; he was the first President to call for a federal income tax, and he greatly expanded Washington's regulatory power over the economy, its land management of the West, and its role in world affairs.
"Overcoming our inability to muster the political will and courage to acknowledge the necessity of rationing," Dr. Truog writes, "and to grapple with the best way to use the tremendous resources currently being devoted to health care is likely to be the greatest challenge in the evolving relationship between physicians and patients in the decades to come".
