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He acknowledged – as everyone does – “Iran’s right to pursue a nuclear program with peaceful intentions,” but immediately asked for “respect for the international agreements” and underlined the fact that “this is the road Brazil is following.”
A key component of China’s strategy in the South China Sea is the dredging of low-tide elevations to make small islands, including in areas that, as China’s deputy foreign minister for Asian affairs, Liu Zhenmin, recently acknowledged, “are far from the Chinese mainland.”
Last year, a US Department of Defense report noted that China’s defense expenditures appear to be much higher than acknowledged by the Chinese government.
And he has acknowledged that he is no “fan” of Israel’s right-wing prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu; indeed, Sanders was among the legislators who boycotted Netanyahu’s controversial address to Congress last March.
NATO has explicitly acknowledged the UN’s unique role in global security and stresses its aim to collaborate with, not displace, it.
When the report eventually came out, it acknowledged that “excess” volatility had “adverse consequences” for individual economies, as well as for the smooth functioning of the international adjustment process.
And indeed, they may not – a reality that needs to be acknowledged, not papered over.
The most recent report by the Independent Monitoring Board of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, released in November 2012, acknowledged Pakistan’s recent progress – in stark contrast to the bleak outlook of its previous report.
Israel has never acknowledged having nuclear weapons, let alone the size and scope of its arsenal.
Some Eastern European countries are now suffering from the very problem Germany has had to cope with for so long: Successful economic policies are often acknowledged by rising exchange rates.
And, by continuing to allow payments of tax arrears to be made in BE, while prescribing FE as a separate, harder currency uniquely able to extinguish commercial bank debt, Europe’s authorities acknowledged that Greece now has two euros.
As United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi has acknowledged, this includes a dearth of educational opportunities.
The Four “Cs” of InnovationPARIS – Innovation is now widely acknowledged to be a prerequisite for sustainable economic growth.
When I spoke with Wyatt last month, he acknowledged that there were practical reasons for not using real apes in his movie.
The US, meanwhile, acknowledged the dangers of excessive debt and leverage.
This needs to be acknowledged – and factored into discussions of global energy and energy policy.
No significant Wall Street voices acknowledged his concerns – preferring instead to praise the equity markets as a shining example of well-functioning technology.
As Senator Mark Warner graciously acknowledged, “The Senator from Delaware sounded an early warning signal that the massive amounts of investments that had been made by certain firms to try to get what appears to be a fractional millisecond advantage in the trading process might come back and haunt us all...I’ve been proud to follow his lead.”
The acknowledged uncertainty about the “climate sensitivity” parameter implies that it makes no sense to decide now, through some multinational diplomatic process, what the ultimate ceiling on greenhouse gas concentrations must be, and then using this ceiling as a basis for allotting quotas to participating nations.
To stay in the game, the EU acknowledged a decade ago that it needed to become uniquely inventive.
And, following a long and difficult struggle, Christian leaders ultimately acknowledged the need for reform.
Moreover, as Chinese officials and researchers have acknowledged, though China surpassed Germany in 2009 as the world’s largest exporter by volume, it has yet to develop into a truly “strong” trading country, owing to lackluster trade in services and low value-added production.
The institution has since acknowledged its errors in all these areas.
After all, by rejecting international humanitarian assistance, the Maduro regime has all but acknowledged that it is intentionally maintaining the humanitarian crisis it has created as a tool of repression.
“The developed world did make the problem…I admit that,” he acknowledged to his rapt audience.
This cat-and-mouse game between regulators and market participants is already ongoing, but its true nature has not yet been acknowledged.
In response, Obama acknowledged that climate change is “a threat to our children’s future, and we owe it to them to do something about it.”
As the US military commander in Afghanistan, General John Nicholson, has acknowledged, “It’s very difficult to succeed on the battlefield when your enemy enjoys external support and safe haven.”
The new head of the IMF, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, has acknowledged this, describing the agreement as a “major step” but also a “first step.”
Even World Bank president James Wolfensohn acknowledged in 2001 that Cuba had done a "great job" on education and health care.
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