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In the West, there is so much focus on China that India’s achievements are often acknowledged only as an afterthought.
Many banks have already acknowledged their open-ended losses in residential mortgages.
They urged the US to lift its embargo on Cuba, claiming that it had damaged relations with the rest of the continent, and to do more to combat drug use on its own turf, through education and social work, rather than supplying arms to fight the drug lords in Latin America – a battle that all acknowledged has been an utter failure.
The Bank has acknowledged that more than income should be considered, and recently established a Commission on Global Poverty to recommend additional metrics.
This problem is widely acknowledged, not just by officials but by bankers themselves.
Once the president’s illegitimacy is formally acknowledged by a majority of parliamentarians, all his acts will be considered beyond his constitutional powers, and the process of electing a new president will be firmly on track.
This should be acknowledged and ultimately welcomed, despite conventional diplomatic norms regarding the inviolability of the territorial integrity of existing states.
The Kibaki government should be acknowledged for gracefully conceding defeat, but true credit goes to the Kenyan public for its unwillingness to allow the authorities to dispense with the rule of law.
As Alan Greenspan candidly acknowledged recently, "I have learned more about how this new international financial system works in the last twelve months than in the previous 20 years."
This is the reality that the UN General Assembly acknowledged when it recognized a responsibility to protect endangered people in sovereign states.
Clinton has acknowledged that he could have done more to galvanize the UN and other countries to save lives in Rwanda.
Backdoors have been acknowledged as dangerous by NSA Director Admiral Mike Rogers, who says that “encryption is foundational to the future.”
The United Nations acknowledged better results from the “Plan 600” in El Salvador than from programs for lower-ranking combatants, which lacked such support.
The bottom line is unfortunate, but it must be acknowledged.
That today’s global financial meltdown is the direct consequence of the West’s worship of false gods is a proposition that cannot be discussed, much less acknowledged.
It must be acknowledged, in her defense, that no one pinpointed the Holocaust’s singularity as accurately as she.
All sides acknowledged progress toward eliminating Iran’s capacity to achieve a nuclear “breakout,” which would enable it to begin weapons production within a year.
Somewhat guardedly, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced: “(Pakistani) Foreign Minister (Hina Rabbani) Khar and I acknowledged the mistakes that resulted in the loss of Pakistani military lives.
Some contributing factors are generally acknowledged.
The Bank of England has acknowledged that trade-off, estimating that productivity would have been 1-3% higher in the UK had it raised interest rates to pre-crisis levels in the recovery phase.
It is still the leader in institutional innovation – one of this century’s greatest needs – and is the best and most successful historical example of it, as its Nobel Peace Prize for 2012 acknowledged.
In other words, the EU’s own governments acknowledged in 2003 that the Turkish government had persecuted more than 2,000 of its own citizens.
The Ecumenical Patriarch himself acknowledged in a recent interview that the AKP has shown goodwill on this issue.
Mutually assured destruction was explicitly acknowledged during the Cold War in statements from both sides.
Ever since I published The Skeptical Environmentalist in 2001, I have always acknowledged that man-made global warming is real.
First and foremost, blocking Palestine’s access to the ICC would contradict European values and undermine the EU’s hard-fought and widely acknowledged role as a defender of international law and multilateral institutions.
And Europe’s debt problems are now widely acknowledged to be due to ill-conceived aspects of European integration.
Moreover, it is widely acknowledged that trade could make an even larger contribution to growth than it already does.
Human SARS might never have spread to the extent that it did (killing 800 people and devastating economies) if the problem had been openly acknowledged, with the World Health Organization involved from the outset.
In its latest resolution on Western Sahara this year, the UN Security Council unanimously called for the launch of a new political process and acknowledged that the status quo is not acceptable.
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