But trust is a relationship — a shared acknowledgement of risk.
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It requires a full acknowledgement of uncertainty surrounding key decisions.
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There's no hostility, there's just no acknowledgement of her existence.
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An acknowledgement of racism doesn't make up for being racist.
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But this is Weber's first public acknowledgement of the situation.
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The acknowledgement of failure is at the heart of justice.
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It's an acknowledgement of abdication of sort of cultural responsibility.
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In his words, acknowledgement of problematic behavior creates sustainable business.
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The South Korean government's public acknowledgement of defections is unusual.
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Japanese acknowledgement of atrocities in China, to name but a few
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An acknowledgement of both our frailty and our own colossal beauty.
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You should get an acknowledgement of your request in your email.
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There was no immediate acknowledgement of the drop on state media.
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Without his acknowledgement of the organization, they admittedly would never have donated.
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I appreciate your attempts to make amends and your acknowledgement of fault.
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Each tap of your snooze button is an acknowledgement of risk vs.
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Although welcome, this acknowledgement of reality does not go nearly far enough.
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Ancrum had signed an acknowledgement of paternity for Kayden at the hospital.
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The complaint is the telecom company's first official acknowledgement of a systems breach.
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Supporters call it a welcome acknowledgement of the city as the philosopher's birthplace.
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This line is an acknowledgement of the wondrous possibilities of signification in language.
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This nomination is truly an acknowledgement of Gaga's significant range as a performer.
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Even just a better acknowledgement of patient work would be a welcome improvement.
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But it's also an open acknowledgement of how far the company has fallen.
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Still, Macron's acknowledgement of the tortures is seen as a major step forward.
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Gretchen Whitmer issued a proclamation calling for Michigan's acknowledgement of Indigenous Peoples' Day.
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That is not an abdication of responsibility, it is an acknowledgement of reality.
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Even a less formal acknowledgement of her trauma has been hard to come by.
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A public acknowledgement of those records by government officials can overcome an exemption, however.
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In acknowledgement of this logical error, the court appeared to simply stamp its feet.
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His Liberal successor, Justin Trudeau, has been even warmer in his acknowledgement of Ramadan.
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Shareholders said there should still have been some acknowledgement of the ongoing litigation risk.
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No aspect of this difficult decision should be construed as an acknowledgement of guilt.
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Today's memo is the second acknowledgement of a coronavirus-related matter at Weber Shandwick.
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"Without acknowledgement of God, we have no justice system, according to the Constitution," Moore said.
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Credit, then, to the Songwriters Hall of Fame for its acknowledgement of Ms Elliott's artistry.
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The new guide is further acknowledgement of Washington's growing reputation as a destination for foodies.
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In a statement Friday, Tester called the Forest Service's recommendation a acknowledgement of his plan.
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This gesture is reflective of the growing acknowledgement of the larger discourse surrounding Latinx identity.
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What I've also discovered is that there is often little or no acknowledgement of this.
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It seems some of the classification may run counter to normal acknowledgement of such operations.
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And it really starts with the acknowledgement of the individual, regardless of what they did.
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Weigel quickly responded to Trump's tweets with an apology and an acknowledgement of his error.
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Even a simple acknowledgement of their emotional well-being, LeRoy says, could potentially help a patient.
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There was an acknowledgement of improved sentiment over the past several months, but little beyond that.
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I even wrote something about it, and called it 'The Painful Acknowledgement of Coming Up Short.
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His condemnation of the audience is also an acknowledgement of his awareness that an audience exists.
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At that point, the photographer came forward with an acknowledgement of her mistake and an apology.
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Maybe it was a belated acknowledgement of my presence, or maybe it was just a goof.
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"It means respect and acknowledgement of the sacrifices made by explorers, settlers, our convicts," he added.
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The fear of an evil Superman is fundamentally an acknowledgement of the evil in every man.
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The endeavor is both an acknowledgement of and a lifeline to a facet of black identity.
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But an explanation or even an acknowledgement of the MCAS system was again missing, Tajer said.
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Two guests were overcome with emotion after meeting her, overwhelmed with the acknowledgement of their hard work.
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An Arabic Telegram message on October 30, 2016 made loose acknowledgement of the group by ISIS leadership.
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The markets have been relatively complacent, but we are starting to see an acknowledgement of these risks.
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The new Windows Ink is an acknowledgement of the Pen's more central position in Microsoft's input strategy.
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That said, Apple started the show with a brief acknowledgement of its new Apple TV+ streaming service.
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Joe Crowley in a shocking June primary win, tweeted an acknowledgement of the rough day on Wednesday.
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Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat from Connecticut, joined Warner in praising Zuckerberg's acknowledgement of the need for regulation.
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"Bravery requires an acknowledgement of fear, possibility of loss, where chances of failure are high," Brenna wrote.
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After a perfunctory acknowledgement of what went wrong earlier in the day, it was business as usual.
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"Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted an acknowledgement of the outage and service is "slowly coming back up.
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It may also be an acknowledgement of the issues that still loom over the Chinese financial sector.
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For contributions worth $250 or more, you need written acknowledgement of the gift from the recipient organization.
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So Gillette's art is both an acknowledgement of the crappiness of the world and his own salvation.
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The president's acknowledgement of the situation's complexity comes amid increased tension between the U.S. and North Korea.
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What games like Fire Emblem need to start doing is upping their game on acknowledgement of queerness.
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The story spread quickly and was pulled down by the outlet within hours with no acknowledgement of it.
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But they are an implicit acknowledgement of the potential bleak reality that may lie soon in Sears' future.
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If it does, acknowledgement of what this shift in position means for users and or Google is essential.
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Quite frankly, we are surprised at the lack of acknowledgement of this deterioration by most analysts and commentators.
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I took solace in the acknowledgement of not just their existence, but also their purpose within the story.
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Mozambique's subsequent acknowledgement of the undisclosed borrowing prompted donors to cut off support and triggered a currency collapse.
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Editor's note: This post has been updated by the author to add an explicit acknowledgement of her privilege.
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Receiving Secure Election Act grants would still be voluntary, as an acknowledgement of states autonomy in running elections.
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Even more than Philip's acknowledgement of his own grave past, the episode explores what it means to forgive.
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Coalition building takes active listening and building from within communities, it requires humility and acknowledgement of many voices.
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The government's first acknowledgement of the virus was on February 19, when officials reported two deaths in Qom.
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It's essential that enthusiasm is tempered with the acknowledgement of how much progress has yet to be made.
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It can be inferred that this fact indicates a tacit acknowledgement of the strength of their legal position.
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We welcome today's CMA report, as well as their acknowledgement of our ongoing enforcement work on this issue.
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It is the complete and total acceptance of one's own shittiness, and the acknowledgement of being The Worst.
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There had also been a real acknowledgement of public-private partnerships to address many issues, according to van Houten.
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But there is also an acknowledgement of the incredible power that identity carries, and a respect for this power.
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As someone who typically falls into the latter camp, I appreciate the acknowledgement of middle-of-the-night wakefulness.
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Many in the digital space considered that mainstream acknowledgement of Vine a milestone for the community as a whole.
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It said he had also signaled acknowledgement of the flag of the Polisario's self-declared Arab Sahrawi Republic (SADR).
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In both cases, there is no acknowledgement of the benefits either decision brought their respective nations over the years.
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Farmland's lawyers said Rota's free speech argument was undercut by his acknowledgement of payments received for research on Farmland.
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We do so in acknowledgement of those who have gone b28 us & in solidarity with Survivors / Activists / ReSistahs everywhere.
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To be honored by the acknowledgement of my colleagues of fellow actors, filmmakers, writers, crew members is truly humbling.
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Amidst internal strife, members of the Nation were concerned that acknowledgement of the claims would undermine their public image.
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In an acknowledgement of the times, both candidates have still sought to appeal to a broader sense of bipartisanship.
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I'm not begrudging Ivanka her fortune, support team or acknowledgement of the courage it takes to share her story.
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Her dance moves are tight and small, a tacit acknowledgement of the refinement, and indeed confinement, of her sexuality.
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It is a long process to advocate for public acknowledgement [of the forced marriages] and in terms of compensation.
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The bill's title is itself an acknowledgement of its shortcomings—that these reforms ought to be followed by others.
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Despite his acknowledgement of the opioid epidemic, Trump has done little to actually address the crisis since taking office.
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But it was an acknowledgement of enforced evil where previously there had been only been silence, or worse, excuses.
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At the time of writing, there has been no public acknowledgement of the breach beyond the email to users.
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To be honoured by the acknowledgement of my colleagues of fellow actors, filmmakers, writers, crew members is truly humbling.
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These paintings were both an assault on and acknowledgement of high Modernism's insistence on the flatness of the picture plane.
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Yeomans described the film to Hyperallergic as "a pseudo Hollywood biopic," a tacit acknowledgement of the processes of myth-making.
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Despite his acknowledgement of building unusable hardware, Abovitz says he expects Magic Leap's device to be better than rival products.
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This is an important acknowledgement of the pervasive threat that cyber terrorism and other cyber threats present to our nation.
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That wasn't the first time the Dolby Theater cheered for a passionate acknowledgement of immigrants from a Spanish-speaking celebrity.
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The acknowledgement of American and British involvement in creating the circumstances that Turquoise Mountain now helps to remedy is fleeting.
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When a staffer accidentally sends a tweet from a boss's account, experts recommend quick deletion and acknowledgement of the mistake.
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The statement gave no other details, but the meeting suggests an acknowledgement of Buhari's efforts to revive Africa's largest economy.
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He gave his standard stump speech, with no acknowledgement of the overwhelming loss he had incurred earlier in the evening.
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A more balanced approach to understanding terrorism must entail a forthright acknowledgement of the threat posed by right-wing terrorists.
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Also, Malik said, the market welcomed Saudi Arabia's acknowledgement of Khashoggi's death as a potential step towards resolving the affair.
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Perhaps it's better to say that the only acknowledgement of sameness is strictly thematic: hopelessness, isolation, defeat — hope, connection, triumph.
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In an acknowledgement of that political reality, the White House has stopped actively lobbying Congress to try to pass it.
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Obviously, there's a point at which there has to be some acknowledgement of the realities, but where is that line?
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It's just acknowledgement of the how the experience of a movie changes as more years (and wisdom) accumulate in your noggin.
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There needs to be more acknowledgement of that, and more targeted initiatives that take the multiple dimensions of diversity into account.
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But here is acknowledgement of a fading star and a peek into the (dramatized) psyche of what it means to fade.
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In practice, this involves C-suite and board-level acknowledgement of the issues, and working-level efforts to address them comprehensively.
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What's next: Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Thursday that Democrats will push an amendment on acknowledgement of human-driven global warming.
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Strangely, head chef status has gotten glamorized, but there's little acknowledgement of anyone else, from the sous chef to the dishwashers.
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Trump's capitulation is partly an acknowledgement of political reality, but also a testament to Nieto's firmness in making that reality clear.
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Do you think that there could be some type of action taken because of the lack of acknowledgement of public comments?
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Both sides have said there have been intelligence contacts, but this is the first explicit acknowledgement of such a senior meeting.
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The bipartisan support that House and Senate members have shown for ending the widows tax is an acknowledgement of the issue.
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Requiring the acknowledgement of logins on your smartphone prevents someone who stole your password from using it to access your accounts.
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"There's an acknowledgement of those harms and those societal effects, not just in the Netherlands but the surrounding countries," he said.
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The patients are asking for acknowledgement of the harm they suffered at the hands of Van Nierop, and are also seeking compensation.
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In fact, the only acknowledgement of wrongdoing often comes in the form of settlements given to the families of police-shooting victims.
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It feels like a tenuous acknowledgement of the crushing responsibility of being young, Black, and outspoken in a place like St. Louis.
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The Republican legislation under discussion this week represents an acknowledgement of the tough political realities facing the repeal and replacement of ObamaCare.
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In the ultimate acknowledgement of his success, Gucci's Coachella set functioned like one of those old "This is Your Life" television routines.
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The big picture: The "Kremlin Watch" report grouped countries into five categories based on their acknowledgement of the threat and governmental countermeasures.
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The formation of last year's government was widely seen in Lebanon as an acknowledgement of the political dominance of Iran and Hezbollah.
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The FBI director's testimony and acknowledgement of the significance of right-wing terrorism is an important step in formulating sensible counterterrorism policy.
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But its new Community Guidelines are an acknowledgement of the fact that it is home to more than just lip-syncing clips.
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That would be a reversal from his immediate acknowledgement of responsibility after the tape surfaced weeks ahead of the 2016 presidential election.
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You can only write off a gift of $250 or greater if you have written acknowledgement of the donation from the charity.
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Many hope that the acknowledgement of the need to bolster global financial safety nets and national health systems will translate into action.
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Both of them knew exactly what he meant, but the flow of conversation had been momentarily broken by the acknowledgement of something.
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Sanders recently lamented the fact that poor people haven't turned out in the primary — an unwitting acknowledgement of the shortcomings of his campaign.
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This, one would have thought, would be the occasion for a public acknowledgement of their service and some mournful remarks about their deaths.
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The Federal Reserve's acknowledgement of slightly faster growth, slightly higher inflation and strengthening business and consumer sentiment are reassuring in these uncertain times.
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Comics who don't see that praising and absolving Louis C.K. after his apology and acknowledgement of his predatory behavior is hasty and irresponsible.
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Overall, Google had almost nothing to say about the Pixel 4's camera hardware on stage beyond the acknowledgement of the second lens.
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An acknowledgement of important topics for coverage doesn't translate to real reading behaviors, which tend to be less holistically considered and more spontaneous.
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But for Overeem and Arlovski it is their acknowledgement of their shoddy ability to absorb power that has caused the truly awful performances.
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That should be obvious and yet despite nearly universal acknowledgement of the dangers of texting and driving 26% of drivers still do it.
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However, his acknowledgement of his character flaws at least makes this rollicking memoir more than just one long excuse for burnishing his legacy.
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Her patience, empathy, and courage in the face of his derangement lends her dignity and strength, but she's denied the acknowledgement of power.
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Second, we set up a comprehensive system of transitional justice that aims to promote both accountability and acknowledgement of grave human rights violations.
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But Carter's sanctimonious moralizing and acknowledgement of national malaise wore thin, and he was booted in favor of a sunny nationalist, Ronald Reagan.
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An acoustic rendition of Brazil's national anthem conveyed solemn acknowledgement of Brazil's problems, and determination not to let them destroy the country's pride.
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Increased scientific literacy does seem to increase acknowledgement of climate change among Democrats, but it does not have the same effect on Republicans.
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Knazan blames Guthrie for this, saying her continued acknowledgement of his existence would negate, in Elliott's mind, the idea that she was harassed.
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Google's acknowledgement of the issue, first spotted by Engadget, comes in the form of a pinned post on the Google Calendar support forum.
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"This move is an acknowledgement of the serious challenges they face, primarily on the U.S. market," Jyske Bank analyst Frank Horning Andersen said.
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She tweeted an acknowledgement of the one-year observance of Trump's inauguration on January 20, without mentioning the President, or showing his picture.
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Analysts welcomed the government's acknowledgement of the challenges to gender justice, but said it must do more to ensure equal rights for women.
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So that's what really stuck out to me is the acknowledgement of something we've known all year that it's now affecting their customer base.
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Any acknowledgement of de facto control could force the French group to consolidate TIM's net debt pile of around 25 billion euros ($30 billion).
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The mission extension is an acknowledgement of this new reality — that Juno will need more time to do its work in this longer orbit.
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Back then, after an initial inquiry, we provided Mr. Fraser with the exact redress he sought—an acknowledgement of the transgression and an apology.
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The court's decision came after a petition was filed last November, which had called for the acknowledgement of Pakistan's marginalized transgender community, Reuters reported.
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The complaint, made on Monday in Navi Mumbai, where Jio is headquartered, would be the telecom firm's first official acknowledgement of a system breach.
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The document must have provisions relating to the scope of activities, compensation of the solicitor, and the acknowledgement of certain provisions related to qualifications.
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"When I was in school, my first acknowledgement of Roots was Kunta Kinte," the 53-year-old Brit tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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The Trump campaign hates to apologize even when it is caught red-handed, seeing any acknowledgement of mistake-making as an Obama-like weakness.
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McConnell's statement that it's up to Alabamians now is merely an acknowledgement of the political reality, said Josh Holmes, McConnell's former chief of staff.
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In a sense, the contemporary cloud seems as much a late-breaking technological revolution as it does an acknowledgement of what was already there.
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In a last-minute Wall Street Journal op-ed, Kavanaugh offered a limpid acknowledgement of his error, but fell short of apologizing for it.
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As we work to increase the role, stature, and prominence of young conservative women, we do it with acknowledgement of this harsh, political reality.
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Ryan even has a one-night stand with another woman he meets at a bar in Venezuela with no acknowledgement of his former lover.
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"Acknowledgement of the employer-employee relationship will have far-reaching impact on ensuring social security and benefits for millions of such workers," she said.
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Lee's acknowledgement of the photo comes as two top officials in Virginia have been embroiled in scandal over admissions they wore blackface decades ago.
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Hacking is another story, but outside of Burisma there has been no public acknowledgement of a successful cyberattack against a US candidate or affiliate.
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Acknowledgement of the co-incidence of Russia's influence operation and the election outcome is a required first step to coping with the emerging situation.
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"Nobody can be forced to give a DNA test but if he refuses it would be an acknowledgement of his paternity," De Jonge added.
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We think this is an appropriate acknowledgement of the years of work that many people invested in seeking a legislative solution at Bears Ears.
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The stock decline was "all about cash and (GE's) acknowledgement of risk to the second half," said Jeffrey Sprague, analyst at Vertical Research Partners.
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Apart from a throng of unfavorable cases, the overwhelming result is a lack of public acceptance and acknowledgement of the artistic merits of their speech.
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This is like a warm, sweet welcome from the industry, an acknowledgement of my past, of my accomplishments, a trust that they have in me.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)We've had little luck in getting acknowledgement of the issue or confirmation of it being either a flaw or a feature.
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As a result, woven throughout tonight's VMAs have been the themes of positivity, unity, and acknowledgement of the the anxieties many Americans are currently experiencing.
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Willis believes acknowledgement of privilege is the first step, before any collective space can be made into a safe one for its most marginalized group.
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One of these was focused on using the network to increase civic engagement – a tacit acknowledgement of the role Facebook plays in today's political landscape.
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This particular Uber test vehicle was first spotted almost a year ago by local Pittsburgh media, but this is Uber's first acknowledgement of such tests.
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Barrick's acknowledgement of interest in Newmont came the day after Canadian newspaper Globe and Mail reported that Barrick was considering a $19 billion hostile bid.
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"It's an acknowledgement of remarkable actors who are revealing something important of being a man today in what they do," Simons said in a release.
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The boyfriend of Jennifer Lopez and retired New York Yankees player received the acknowledgement of celebrity with the highest engagement with a whopping 19.85 percent.
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This appears to be an acknowledgement of the significant asset quality stress in the system and that more banks are in need of regulatory intervention.
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The Manafort inquiry has nothing to do with the White House as the indictment itself and the related public acknowledgement of Manafort's lawyer, make plain.
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As controllers were picked up and characters locked in, McLean took off his signature fox ears, a symbolic acknowledgement of the seriousness of the bout.
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So, apart from a gentile acknowledgement of the "sweet old mommas" and other female authority figures, what did the former 'Noles coach have to offer?
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What we are likely to see then is two things: one an acknowledgement of the international situation and secondly, a nod to declining inflation expectations.
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" She added, "I think this is an unprecedented situation, and I think it may call for an unprecedented acknowledgement of that from the outgoing president.
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Levandowski's acknowledgement of his potential criminal liability is another interesting turn in what has been a dramatic court proceeding thus far between the two companies.
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It's quite amazing to think in society that we would create a landscape and rooms absolutely without place, with no acknowledgement of where they are.
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It is an acknowledgement of the authority women could yield in the domestic sphere and the careful way in which they had to do so.
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Federal agency plans are not adequately accounting for places that should be managed for outdoor recreation, including special acknowledgement of their jobs and economic benefits.
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But the ballot-tampering allegations combined with Harris's acknowledgement of a recent illness left it unclear whether he would once again seek his party's nomination.
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Bush has coined the Common Core term itself "poisonous," an acknowledgement of how damaging it has become politically, but has stood fast by the policy.
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While the acknowledgement of belongings in the new repatriation agreements represents a big victory, there's no indication if any policies have changed, according to Slack.
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The honor was an acknowledgement of the extensive involvement he had with Russia in his former job, as CEO of energy giant Exxon Mobil Corp.
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It may provide an incentive to serve and a fully-deserved acknowledgement of having done so, enabling veterans in their transitions back to civilian life.
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As with the earlier donation, half comes from the federal government and half from the German states, an acknowledgement of the German nation&aposs responsibility.
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Still, Poland&aposs Foreign Ministry called her visit "historic," in an obvious acknowledgement of the unique status Auschwitz has in the world&aposs collective memory.
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The euro rose because investors had expected an even more dovish signal from the ECB and an acknowledgement of weak economic growth in the bloc.
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The failure of the Touch Bar We may get some kind of acknowledgement of the keyboard problem at WWDC, but this next one is almost hopeless.
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It wasn't just a matter of having the right icon to describe what you ate for lunch—it was having a digital acknowledgement of your culture.
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Changes in the genre have also meant a greater diversity of people who get to be empowered — and a greater acknowledgement of different kinds of injustice.
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The big picture: This was the president's first acknowledgement of the report, since the White House did not put out a statement when it was released.
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The move was a clear acknowledgement of the conflicts of interest that the Clinton Foundation would pose for a President Hillary Clinton and her first husband.
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It is an acknowledgement of the complicity of the film-makers in the one-sided nature of what could have been a fascinating, multi-faceted story.
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Ultimately, I found healing in an acknowledgement of the pain that will haunt me and a refusal to accept it as inevitable for the next generation.
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"This does not mean that this is an acknowledgement of Jaish al-Islam and Ahrar al-Sham as two legitimate partners in the negotiations," he said.
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Despite the solid scientific consensus that human activity is driving climate change, acknowledgement of that across the political spectrum has remained largely unchanged for two decades.
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Informed by activist movements like Black Lives Matter, there is a greater acknowledgement of the role that Clinton-era policies have played in perpetuating systemic racism.
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In an acknowledgement of the DNA episode's unpopularity, the Warren campaign recently took down videos, tweets and an information page on her website about her heritage.
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The guidelines, which are fairly straightforward, will help ensure that simulated sex and exposed scenes aren't done carelessly or without explicit acknowledgement of consent and boundaries.
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In fact, in 2012, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services established the National Partnership to Improve Dementia Care in Nursing Homes in acknowledgement of this issue.
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" He added that, the "glitch at the IRS is just the public acknowledgement of the desperate need that we know this agency has to be modernized.
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It&aposs a reflection of their take on abortion and reflection on their acknowledgement of the reality that we live in right now in the Roe v.
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In 1986, at only 6 years old, she was the youngest actress to ever be nominated for an Emmy in acknowledgement of her performance on the show.
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In the past few years, growing administrative acknowledgement of student hunger has also been reflected in student food pantries that are cropping up all over the country.
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But the name has become so ubiquitous that even longtime residents will use it, albeit with some sort of caveat or acknowledgement of how uncool it sounds.
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The U.S. does not recognize Taiwan as a separate government because of its acknowledgement of Beijing's "One China" policy, but has supported the island through arms sales.
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"Tesla is the only one that won't be a customer," co-founder and CEO Michael Patterson told Axios in an acknowledgement of the automaker's established battery business.
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Gavin Newsom (D), said this week that she will go by the title of "first partner," foregoing the traditional "first lady" title in acknowledgement of gender equality.
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We have to turn our vast knowledge into action, and use the meager acknowledgement of our knack for survival as a launch point for innovation and change.
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By the authority of absolutely no one and with full acknowledgement of my inherent biases as a transportation reporter, I declare this the best costume of 2019.
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The Cuban Baseball Federation told a news conference that the fees it would receive were an acknowledgement of the work it has done to develop great players.
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The defendants were asked why there were so many bottles of water in the VIP area, the implication being that stocking water was an acknowledgement of drug taking.
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The FRC said that more than half of Britain's top 100 listed companies provided little elaboration in their policy beyond some acknowledgement of the value of board diversity.
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But China still sees Taiwan as a break-away province rather than another country, and acknowledgement of Taiwan's flag is viewed as defiance to officially reunifying with China.
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Kevin Spacey was able to improve upon Weinstein's acknowledgement of guilt, though he wound up working against himself by turning his own admission into a coming out speech.
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For starters, Facebook is making its tools more widely available for a global audience — an acknowledgement of the issue going beyond Facebook's core audience of English speaking users.
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"There persists an idea that acknowledgement of LGBTQ people equates to promoting a specific agenda or advocating for deviant behavior," he told the St. George newspaper last week.
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It's as if the producers were afraid that even the slightest acknowledgement of Dawson's race was too much work, or would threaten to throw the film off course.
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Perdue wanted to know whether acknowledgement of the OPM hacks was a part of a cyber deal struck last September between President Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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"An acknowledgement of his history is very, very important," said Yvette Simpson, chief executive of Democracy for America, a political organization that backs progressive and racially diverse candidates.
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No acknowledgement of Pelosi Much speculation before the address had focused on the likely dynamics between Trump and Pelosi, who has just begun her second stretch as Speaker.
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Territorial Acknowledgement of Indigenous land occupied by its buildings and giving material effect to such an acknowledgment in curatorial practices, programming, exhibitions, and day-to-day operations. 2.
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The event now makes a conscious effort not to offend (too much), and award winners are increasingly more diverse—an acknowledgement of the industry's overall lack of diversity.
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People from Colombia, on the other hand, will understand the significance of the book's title, and in it, they'll find an acknowledgement of some of their shared trauma.
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According to James Salzman, a professor of law and environmental policy at Duke University, the majority's acknowledgement of climate change science put this case on the legal map.
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Don't be discouraged — sometimes a brief acknowledgement of the issue can help the person realize what may be an unconscious bias and turn it into a teachable moment.
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Mr Putin denies any Russian involvement in the atrocity, but his eagerness to obtain Mr Tsemakh, who is not a Russian citizen, is a tacit acknowledgement of guilt.
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Instead, it was a high-profile acknowledgement of a growing movement against a way of doing business in the United States that has reigned for over 40 years.
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Whether in acknowledgement of that, or because she just wanted to delay saying goodbye, she bent down and began to neatly fold up the bottom of her pant legs.
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Henry also touches on an unborn child, with whom the Richards sisters' mother has been communicating on the other side: "There is an acknowledgement of this child," Henry says.
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"We grow up hearing so much that anger is negative and destructive, but in fact it's the lack of acknowledgement of anger that results in poor outcomes," she says.
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The league has all but banned the acknowledgement of joy that a touchdown brings by slapping players with obscene fines for celebrations that involve innocuous things such as dancing.
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The company pledged $500 million for affordable housing in Seattle in an acknowledgement of the role tech companies have played in making their hometowns too expensive for many workers.
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If people didn't go around killing each other all the time, we wouldn't be forced into uncomfortable acknowledgement of the fact that all is not well in the world.
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We believe in a nation that is based on an acknowledgement of how we're interconnected — one that understands that the only way we solve problems is by working together.
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"There was no acknowledgement of the challenges that remain for employees to apparently deal with in the absence of direction," a Blizzard employee told VICE Games at the time.
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China often says the United States' acknowledgement of its "one-China" policy is foundational for two-way ties, and that Taiwan is the most sensitive issue in the relationship.
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He may not have scored the briefest acknowledgement of respect or dignity from his first opponent, but he did go on to win the bronze medal in their division.
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Neither of them was greeted with an exuberant reception at the first try, and Apple's reset is an unspoken acknowledgement of the errors made and the need for improvement.
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Perdue wanted to know whether some acknowledgement of the OPM hacks was a part of a cyber deal struck last September between President Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Spacey immediately came under fire on social media for what many saw as a disingenuous conflation of an apology for sexual misconduct with a public acknowledgement of being gay.
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Its recognition as a national monument was a promise for the future, and a better way of working with Tribal Nations, as much as an acknowledgement of the past.
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The White House is blaming protocol on a 12-day delay between the deaths of four Army Green Berets in Niger and President Trump's first public acknowledgement of them.
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Racial denial, where whites avoid even the casual acknowledgement of the horrors or racial slavery -- let alone the systemic nature of contemporary racism -- suffocates necessary dialogue about racial injustice.
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"I did not comment at any point during this topic and there was no mention or acknowledgement of any FBI interest in or contact with General Flynn," Comey wrote.
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The school district also has about 30 clinics and wellness centers at various campuses, an acknowledgement of the key role that school nurses play for families in disadvantaged areas.
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The board's compensation committee granted Cook a $1 million raise in acknowledgement of his individual performance and leadership, which will bring his base salary to $3 million this year.
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One thing helps explains that company's resistance to the Paris deal: it's privately held, and so it doesn't have to answer to shareholders clamoring for more acknowledgement of climate policy.
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"It is the acknowledgement of the reality that a trade deal with China may be too little, too late to offset concerns about a slowing in the economy," said Lyngen.
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Even the popularized "Becky with the good hair" was an acknowledgement of the battle Black women have waged against European beauty standards that seek to exclude us at every turn.
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My public acknowledgement of the story, along with my strongest possible rebuke that any part of this story is true, is meant to end all attempts to destroy my reputation.
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Reading all four of last week's essays in favour, either explicitly or implicitly, of gender self-declaration, I'm struck by the lack of acknowledgement of the elephant in the room.
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The acknowledgement of negotiations with the captors follows reports in several local media outlets, including state-owned daily New Vision, that a ransom was paid before the two were freed.
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But it's also important to me to allow people to exist together in the same way, so there is this kind of mutual acknowledgement of the presence of other people.
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Instead, it would be an acknowledgement of how hard it would be to beat the charges and that taking a reduced sentence or probation would simply be his best deal.
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"We believe that any agreement to freeze output which excludes Iran would largely be an acknowledgement of existing conditions at the main participants," UBS said in a note on Wednesday.
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And there&aposs even some local acknowledgement of my hometown&aposs indelible link to this bizarre story: A window display at a bookstore exhibiting spy novels and books on Russia.
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Following the articles' release, the Southern Baptist Convention put out the "Caring Well" report, an acknowledgement of past lapses that offered some guidance on how to deal with abuse allegations.
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"A settlement that lacks any acknowledgement of responsibility and requires payment smaller than profits made illegally at taxpayer expense is simply unacceptable," Blumenthal wrote in a letter to the DOJ.
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And in its acknowledgement of the gift, the National Park Service confirmed that "no goods or services were received in exchange" for his donation — another condition for a tax deduction.
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I received no answers during my visit, but nine months later, the Yemeni intelligence services delivered me secret bags of cash – cash that came without an acknowledgement of the mistake.
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Given the inherent role luck plays in the very idea of Tinder, Seidman's acknowledgement of luck as a factor in business success – not always common among CEOs – is perhaps unsurprising.
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The rollout of that provision has prompted criticism from Sanders's rivals, who argue that it amounts to an acknowledgement of a crucial flaw in the Vermont senator's signature policy proposal.
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Today, that "looming" crisis has more than arrived, as a horrific terrorist attack against Muslims is leading to a global reckoning and greater acknowledgement of Islamophobia as a global problem.
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Each year on the last day of Hispanic Heritage month, the community recognizes Latino Aids Awareness Day in acknowledgement of the impact of HIV and AIDS on the Latino community.
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Written after a very intense and unpleasant fight with an ex, ("Some stupid jealous bullshit," she says) it's a half-angry, half-resigned acknowledgement of how life can be sometimes.
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I think that the simple solution to climate change is simply the acknowledgement of its existence by the president, other political figures, celebrities, and by more organizations to combat it.
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A manager for Daniels said last month that the actress believed that Cohen's acknowledgement of the payment broke the nondisclosure agreement, leaving her free to talk about the alleged affair.
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THQ Nordic is trying to skate away with a few hundreds words that give the illusion of progress and acknowledgement of last week's "events" without actively engaging with the specifics.
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The feature wasn't so much a salve for ergonomic oversight as it was an acknowledgement of an unfortunate truth: When building something for millions of people, one size can't fit all.
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An acknowledgement of the wider world in an American television show, I think, was very, very important, adding an international element to this phenomena of a percentage of the population disappearing.
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In the end, critics suggest Tillerson's prior acknowledgement of climate change as a problem and proposed solutions were more about alleviating criticism levied against ExxonMobil, and less about effecting real change.
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The name of his photo project, Steamkittens, is an acknowledgement of his love for steampunk culture and his former job as an animal photographer for the Australian animal welfare organisation, RSPCA.
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The very fact that Buffett has delegated smaller stakes to two lieutenants, Todd Combs and Ted Weschler, may also be an acknowledgement of the difficulties of managing assets on his scale.
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That he's been at it for so long, and making these killer fuckin' records year-in year-out, I think it's appropriate that there's this acknowledgement of that body of work.
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It starts off innocently enough, with a lone piano eerily plinking out the original Ghostbusters theme song, and a series of title cards offering a quick acknowledgement of the original film.
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In 2017, in acknowledgement of the influence these works had on him, Hardy donated one impression of almost every print he ever made, 503 in total, to the Fine Arts Museums.
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And when you forget about that terrible oppression, you're less likely to be sympathetic to their demands for reform or better treatment or acknowledgement of the way history has treated them.
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While it is common for U.S. politicians to blame Puerto Rico's debt crisis on mismanagement and corruption, it is rare to see any acknowledgement of the role played by U.S. policies.
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Chinese Defence Minister Wei Fenghe on Sunday defended Beijing's handling of Tiananmen, saying the government "was decisive in stopping the turbulence", a rare official acknowledgement of the events of June 4.
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Advocates have pushed for the document, which will shape global drug policy for years to come, to include references to harm reduction, decriminalization, and an acknowledgement of the drug war's failure.
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The iPhone maker's first public acknowledgement of interest in the field came in a letter to U.S. transportation regulators in late 2016 urging them not to restrict testing of the vehicles.
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Citing unnamed sources, on Tuesday Stuff reported that the paperwork in question had made a reference to Taiwan, which China saw as an acknowledgement of Taiwan's status as an individual country.
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And in the same way that his use of fear taps into our heightened anxieties in the Trump era, his acknowledgement of a human drive to feel wanted is just as poignant.
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While this acknowledgement of the year's best shows comes lumped together in 10 loose categories -- a sneaky way of paying tribute to more than 20 worthy titles -- it's by no means complete.
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The euro jumped half a percent during the previous session as markets had positioned on a more dovish signal from the ECB and an acknowledgement of weak economic growth in the bloc.
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But that said, it's pretty amazing to me just how many Batman tropes are sandwiched into this film, including a tacit acknowledgement of all the Batman movies as part of the continuity.
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President Robert Redford and Tulsa's leadership are trying to get out of the grid of racism by introducing new policies and new ideas — most notably, reparations and an acknowledgement of racist history.
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Having caved on Russia's acknowledgement of the McLaren report, the agency must hold firm on its demand for delivery of physical and digital evidence that will shed more light on past offences.
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In response to Farrow's CBS This Morning interview, Allen provided another statement, his first public acknowledgement of the case since Farrow published a searing op-ed in the LA Times in December.
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Riyadh said on Saturday that Khashoggi died in a fight inside its Istanbul consulate, its first acknowledgement of his death after denying for two weeks that it was involved in his disappearance.
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"I made a mistake in the Kraft purchase in terms of paying too much," Buffett said, adding that the writedown of the Kraft and Oscar Meyer brands was an acknowledgement of that.
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"This is part of a broader initiative to increase the speed of access for funds on our platform, but it's also an acknowledgement of the changing nature of global workforce," Ready said.
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Of course, flooding projections require constant revision in the face of climate change, and any debate over government subsidy of risk to disasters will require acknowledgement of this factor in predicting risk.
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"We grow up hearing so much that anger is negative and destructive, but in fact it's the lack of acknowledgement of anger that results in poor outcomes," she told Mashable in September.
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"It is his acknowledgement of the profound importance of the international diplomatic community, as well as the beginning of a hopeful tapestry of international cooperation and respect," he added of the dinner.
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Years before the emergence of a backlog of cases, and in acknowledgement of limited resources, DHS had to consider both economic and humanitarian factors in making decisions about enforcement, detention and prosecution.
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This guidance not only represents the fulfillment of a campaign promise, but is in fact a striking acknowledgement of the robust protection available to all who adhere to religious beliefs and practices.
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That's especially true in Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of extremist Islamic Wahabbism, where any acknowledgement of Israel's legitimacy -let alone working with the country - can be met with massive and violent protest.
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Hardware companies show of their nice looking new products without any acknowledgement of that fact that, if you've got any regard for your investment, you're going to stick it in a case.
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And though it offered a lovely acknowledgement of Alice and Eliot as Quentin's exes (when the two held hands at his memorial), it still felt a little like too little, too late.
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Yet the weekend's events made clear the need for New York art institutions to take up the call for decolonial love and critical acknowledgement of their duties as guests on indigenous territory.
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The bridge between the two is not constructed from denial and despair but rather acknowledgement of the enemy — in this case, it's prejudice — and a determination not to allow it to prevail.
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Weeks later, Egypt's President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi hosted Manuth at a youth forum in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh and made a rare high-level acknowledgement of the problem.
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Religious pluralism should not strive for the lowest common denominator version of engagement, but rather an appreciation and acknowledgement of our differences, a commitment to cooperative and constructive agreement across those differences.
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But in an acknowledgement of McConnell's concerns that primary battles could put the Senate GOP majority in peril, Trump said he would try to persuade Bannon to ease off on some incumbents.
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Public acknowledgement of the harm done to Ms. Borel is a valuable consequence of this resolution; not only from the perspective of the complainant but, also, from the perspective of the public.
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That collective groan you heard from the music media when Migos' Culture II turned out to be a 24-song, 105-minute, algorithm-friendly opus was just an acknowledgement of the inevitable.
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Spacey slides gracefully through a range of emotions: the realization that it's happened, the acknowledgement of what it means, and the snap decision of what to say while he can still say something.
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Saudi Arabia on Saturday said Khashoggi had died in a fight inside its Istanbul consulate - Riyadh's first acknowledgement of his death after two weeks of denials that it was involved in his disappearance.
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Even if these images sometimes encouraged an acknowledgement of black bodily pain, their circulation did not naturally lead to an appreciation of the community's more enduring losses, including psychological, emotional, and financial suffering.
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Because most importantly, God of War is an acknowledgement of the much larger system of beliefs that perpetuate this cycle of men raised to believe they must be impenetrable in order to survive.
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Despite Conyers' acknowledgement of the settlement, the OOC won't address why the settlement was made this way and if there are others like it — settlements masked as staff payments on congressional spending records.
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I think it's safe to say that the Emmys got a little carried away, taking advantage of every opportunity to highlight its acknowledgement of the contributions made by people of color in television.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda warned on Friday that profitability of regional banks was declining, in a rare acknowledgement of the rising cost of the central bank's prolonged monetary easing.
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Though RUSADA's return to WADA's good graces is one of the IAAF's criteria for reinstatement, the athletics association appears determined to stick to its remaining demands, which include acknowledgement of the McLaren report.
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As I watched the second presidential debate with 25 other devoted Democrats and Clinton supporters in a clubhouse at Adam Ridge in Johnston, IA, though, I didn't see any acknowledgement of our pain.
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Be it her confession about the number of times she calls her mother to her acknowledgement of how her children have given her new perspectives in life, Nooyi has often bared it all.
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In many cases children are exposed to worse conditions than adults, she said, because to provide safety equipment in their size would amount to a tacit acknowledgement of their existence in the workforce.
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Taking questions from the floor, Wei defended the government's handling of the Tiananmen "incident", a rare official acknowledgement of the events of June 4, 1989; references to it are heavily censored in China.
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His acknowledgement of her frustration emboldens her and sets them both on a path of righteous revenge that is equal parts funny, violent, and suspenseful, earning Blair apt comparisons to the Coen brothers.
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Kim reportedly said he's open to "stronger" denuclearization efforts if the U.S. reciprocates with an acknowledgement of the steps he has already taken to de-escalate weapons testing, South Korean officials told Bloomberg.
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Kim's acknowledgement of the upcoming meeting extends the detente on the Korean Peninsula that has unfolded in recent months, which included a meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-in late last month.
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The Fed's acknowledgement of risks to the domestic economy, with oil prices hitting 2.003-year lows and jitters about Chinese growth, revived some safe-haven bids for gold and U.S. Treasury debt prices.
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The new framework reflected the outcome of a comprehensive re-assessment of its policies the BOJ conducted last month, which included an unusually frank acknowledgement of what went wrong with Kuroda's monetary experiment.
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They dubbed it "Hidden Figures on the Hill," a play on the Oscar-nominated movie and an acknowledgement of the general anonymity that shrouds the work black women staffers do there every day.
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In an apparent acknowledgement of the scale of the defeat, Sanders did not deliver a speech to supporters to rouse them after Tuesday, remaining silent after returning to his home state of Vermont.
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"We also understand that posting photos of our voice actors besides characters of colour without acknowledgement of the systemic problem of representation in the industry was insensitive and poorly communicated," continued the statement.
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Smith's forceful acknowledgement of the science is startling only in the context of Fox News, a channel that has long been blamed for perpetuating right-wing ignorance of the science on global warming.
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The discovery, and federal acknowledgement, of a UFO of non-earthly origin would be revelatory—and the Times' scoop seemed to suggest that such a worldview-shifting scenario is at least not not-true.
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"I wonder whether the tweet the president-elect sent out today is the beginning of his pivot, the beginning of his acknowledgement of the intelligence that Russia has been hacking our institutions," said Rep.
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Ducati was inducted into the Grabbys Wall of Fame that night (link NSFW), an honor the industry confers upon veterans who have stood the test of time, and an acknowledgement of his prolific career.
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The Duffers, however, add in film grain and visual noise, making the title sequence seem conspicuously aged in a way dissimilar to the rest of the show—a winking acknowledgement of its period artificiality.
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For months Mrs Clinton denied having done anything wrong—before having a begrudging acknowledgement of her blunder, and more begrudging apology for it, wrung out of her by unrelenting negative coverage of the affair.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Lionized in bronze and lauded for his accomplishments, without any acknowledgement of the brutal exploitation that made them possible, Sims is the quintessential white man on a pedestal.
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Saudi Arabia said on Saturday that Khashoggi had died in a fight inside its Istanbul consulate - Riyadh's first acknowledgement of his death after two weeks of denials that it was involved in his disappearance.
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It's possible to see Lord's argument as a more extreme and garbled version of a strain of conservative thought that holds that any legal acknowledgement of racial differences is in and of itself racist.
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There didn't seem to be an acknowledgement of the gravity of the issue they're facing here, and the gravity that this industry is facing, the issues that have now fallen at their doorstep, right?
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But both systems are an acknowledgement of a basic truth: While people really love mobile apps, it can be inefficient and costly for developers to have to build entirely separate apps for multiple platforms.
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Saudi Arabia's claim that Khashoggi had died in a fight — rather than was deliberately killed - was Riyadh's first acknowledgement of his death after two weeks of denials that it was involved in his disappearance.
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The recent announcement that Activision Blizzard acquired King Digital Entertainment, maker of the hit game Candy Crush, for a staggering $5.9 billion is an acknowledgement of the promising (and profitable) future of mobile games.
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The Beginning of His SpeechTrump surprised many people by beginning his address with an acknowledgement of Black History Month, threats against Jewish Community Centers, and the Kansas shooting being investigated as a hate crime.
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But it's also an acknowledgement of what founders of social networks have come to accept as a law of gravity: apps that don't require users to establish a persistent identity are doomed to fail.
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"While the changes announced today are an acknowledgement of how monetary policy 'best practice' has evolved, the RBNZ's role remains the same and the policy outlook is unaffected," ANZ analysts said in a note.
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JBG Holding is far from the first German company that has had to reconcile its executives' behavior during World War II, but this pledge is a very public acknowledgement of the Reimanns' inexcusable past.
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Despite a vague mention of "protesting against law enforcement," there is no mention or acknowledgement of the systemic oppression or families, friends, and coworkers who others have had to bury because of police brutality.
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Literally: fans recently voted the 1984-85 Edmonton Oilers the best team in league history in what felt more like a desperate plea for the past to become present than any acknowledgement of greatness.
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While the swimmer was both widely praised and mildly rebuked for openly speaking about her period, it was a rare public acknowledgement of a topic that is much discussed in private among female athletes.
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Whether Laâbissi has learned that there does not need to be a false opposition between transgressive artistic freedom and an acknowledgement of indigenous values, beliefs, and ongoing political struggles will be seen this week.
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They are also campaigning for a government apology and an acknowledgement of Germany's history of state-sanctioned sterility and other forms of eugenics deployed against marginalized groups from the Nazi era to the present.
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Here's the technical explanation from the International Journal of Drug Policy: This [retraction] is supported by the authors' acknowledgement of methodological weaknesses linked to the pooling of diverse outcomes into a single composite measure.
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" WESLEY SPARKS, HEAD OF U.S. CREDIT STRATEGIES, SCHRODERS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT, NEW YORK, NEW YORK: "It was as expected, but also nice, and what I would have hoped for is the acknowledgement of international market concerns.
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"Being conscious of the fact that moving the tiniest part could make a big difference to the overall look, we think the finished portrait is a fitting acknowledgement of the contribution she made," he said.
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As a loved public figure, and as a pop star heartthrob, Michael's public acknowledgement of his sexuality and his unapologetic Outside album came at the same time as a shift in public attitudes toward homosexuality.
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European officials sent conflicting signals on Wednesday about whether an acknowledgement of Britain's financial obligations during a post-Brexit transition period might be enough to break the logjam and open the door to deeper talks.
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He cited a reference by Kim in his New Year message to the need to improve living standards, saying it was a rare acknowledgement of the economic and social hardships faced by many North Koreans.
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In acknowledgement of that widespread public awareness, Scott's 2004 trial was moved about 90 miles from Modesto, California, where he and Laci lived, to Redwood City, California, which is about 25 miles from San Francisco.
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The sequence served as a both an in-joke and acknowledgement of past concerns, the kind of winking take that has made films like The Lego Movie and the original Wreck-It Ralph so popular.
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In blues performances, not only do we see acknowledgement of what is going on, but the performances themselves created a way to make community so that other Black women would recognize they were not alone.
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At a ceremony on Saturday April 1, Mayor Mike Duggan bestowed the honor on the 29-year-old rapper in acknowledgement of his work in setting up educational programs for young people in the city.
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It's not only a nod to the $700 million that the movie earned in North America alone, but an acknowledgement of its cultural impact, and what it says about Hollywood representation involving people of color.
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" HOCA says the title acts as a subtle acknowledgement of the cultural allusions in his artworks as well as an appeal to the viewer to "contemplate assumptions of hierarchy and homogeneity in our postcolonial society.
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Her collaboration with so many R&B powerhouses on A Seat at the Table is at once an acknowledgement of their professional accomplishments, as well as a celebration of the inherent Blackness of the genre.
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Everyone from the Beach Boys to Neil Young to Cake has sung about how the human race is killing the planet, but few of these tunes actually go beyond a simple acknowledgement of the problem.
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Cuba expert Luis Carlos Battista at the Washington-based Center for Democracy in the Americas cautioned that the acknowledgement of private property did not mean the government wanted to give private enterprise a greater role.
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All this requires a change of attitude from the administration, an acknowledgement of the scale of the problem and a willingness to invest considerable financial resources to prevent a crisis from spinning out of control.
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At any rate, the LAPD's acknowledgement of an alleged fault in its mechanisms for identifying gang members has only renewed scrutiny in the so-called "gang databases" used in large police departments throughout the nation.
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While sincerely applauding Lindsey-Hall's initiative — as we truly are in desperate need of exhibitions dealing with lesbian visual culture — I am saddened by its lack of complexity and lack of acknowledgement of its roots.
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But while the photo captures a story already completed, the painting invites a dialogue, not only with the choices within the frame but the uncomfortable acknowledgement of one's own fading presence in the memory of others.
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Weaker-than-forecast Ifo business sentiment data, in addition to Draghis acknowledgement of a recent softening in euro zone data unnerved euro traders, sending the euro lower, said Fiona Cincotta, senior market analyst at City Index.
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However, coming to understand the whitelash of November 8, 2016 requires not only an analysis of demographic data, but also an acknowledgement of the election as a violent response to racial justice and expanding democratic rights.
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Theoretically, Jon and Dany's connection might've come about through a mutual acknowledgement of the threats facing Westeros, a respect for each other's capabilities as leaders, and the simple fact that they seem like each other's faces.
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It has not met two of WADA's original criteria for reinstatement: an acknowledgement of the severity of its violations and the release of data and samples from the Moscow Laboratory, the centre of its illicit operations.
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At the time, the proclamation was seen both as a rallying-cry for the future and an acknowledgement of how far the two sides had already inched towards bridging a chasm which had once seemed vast.
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"I welcome this acknowledgement of the deep wounds left in our countries by bad colonial laws, wounds from which many of us are still bleeding today," Malaysian activist Pang Khee Teik told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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I think that's an acknowledgement of ... Look, one of the central ideas of this first generation of social networks was this idea of something that's like the newsfeed, a public monolithic thing, where everybody's in there.
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But the exes public acknowledgement of their mistakes and areas of growth is something to take note of, especially in light of the messy and dangerous situation unfolding on social media between Kardashian and his ex.
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In any case, despite the number of people who reported witnessing the lights pass overhead, there was no official acknowledgement of the event and no media coverage until USA Today picked up the story that June.
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" The same statement contained acknowledgement of carrier actions, stating, "We recognize that carrier partners have stopped sales and exchanges of the Galaxy Note7 in response to reports of heat damage issues, and we respect their decision.
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This year's theme is "Bigger Than Us," which is meant as an acknowledgement of the lasting effects this era will have on the planet and the future of humanity, according to Chris Anderson, head of TED.
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According to FS-ISAC, Sheltered Harbor members access specifications for common data formats, secure storage ("data vaults") and operating processes to store and restore data, and receive a Sheltered Harbor acknowledgement of adherence to those specs.
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An acknowledgement of the value that regional efforts can play in advancing autonomous vehicles is illustrated by the U.S. Department of Transportation's current effort to identify and designate "Automated Vehicle Proving Ground Pilots" around the country.
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Murphy thanks the crowd for coming out in as sincere a way as he seems capable of, and the applause is deep and grateful; an acknowledgement of what a true labor of love all this is.
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Conn's optimism over the U.K. luxury market comes alongside a full acknowledgement of its weakness in recent times, with the CEO noting that it has been eight or ten years since volumes have been so low.
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Public enthusiasm for cannabis — and the private sector's desire to capitalize on it — has outstripped acknowledgement of the drug's inherent problems which need to be better understood if legal marijuana will remain in the public interest.
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To advocate for widespread census response in the most effective way, our leaders must emphasize three critical aspects: confidentiality of answers, economic benefits and the simple, but powerful acknowledgement of each person's existence, by their government.
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This knowledge has made Nina feel deeply lonely, even more alone than all the lost pregnancies her mother endured, silently, the only acknowledgement of a miscarriage being her mother's daily glass of vodka and diet tonic.
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Lomax is, effectively, Annihilation's on-screen acknowledgement of how frustrating the movie will be to viewers who expect explanations rather than allegory, and who are waiting on its dream logic to firm up into something more orderly.
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Catta Matute's "Caminata Incierta," a painting of a woman migrating with her two children, alluding to the "La Bestia" train people sometimes take to go north, felt like a refreshing acknowledgement of the realities many Hondurans face.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi offered a rare acknowledgement of his close security cooperation with Israel in the Sinai peninsula during a U.S. television interview with CBS' "60 Minutes" news program broadcast on Sunday.
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Look at it like Horton does: Maybe this study will help accelerate the private sector, insurance, public health communities and other groups' acknowledgement of this risk, and spur action to avoid pumping greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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The former El Paso congressman announced earlier Friday evening that it had become clear he did not have the means to keep his campaign afloat, an acknowledgement of the financial struggles he has faced in recent months.
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A true apology consists of a sincere acknowledgement of wrongdoing, a show of empathic remorse for why you wronged and the harm it caused and a promise of restitution by improving ones actions to make things right.
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Twitter's heart button — which controversially replaced a star back in 2015 — gets used by millions as a quick way of sending an acknowledgement of what someone else has written, without the full force of a re-tweet.
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"Winning a Glassdoor Top CEO award is a true acknowledgement of exceptional leadership, as it reflects the opinions of the employees who work with a chief executive every day," Glassdoor CEO Robert Hohman said in a statement.
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The hotel, converted from a pottery workshop, has been styled to resemble "an English gentlemen's club from colonial times", a statement from the artist said, in acknowledgement of the historical role Britain played in the Middle East.
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"History shows that the Framers understood the Establishment Clause as prohibiting the coercion of religious belief or adherence, but not the acknowledgement of religion in public life," Principal Deputy Solicitor General Jeffrey B. Wall argued in briefs.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Federal prosecutors in Manhattan asked billionaire investor Carl Icahn's company for information about trades in crane maker Manitowoc, Icahn Enterprises disclosed in a regulatory filing on Thursday, in its first acknowledgement of such a probe.
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"History shows that the Framers understood the Establishment Clause as prohibiting the coercion of religious belief or adherence, but not the acknowledgement of religion in public life," Principal Deputy Solicitor General Jeffrey B. Wall argued in briefs.
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The policy, which has been in place since 21, is a diplomatic acknowledgement of Beijing's stance that it alone represents China's national government and that the island of Taiwan is a breakaway province that belongs to China.
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Mattel's new strategy reflects an acknowledgement of the fact that one size does not fit all, especially in China where one in every five customers prefers to shop for toys online rather than in hypermarkets and toy stores.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Belgium will be deeply disappointed if they fail to win the World Cup, defender Thomas Vermaelen said on Sunday, in the first direct acknowledgement of the team's belief in their ability to emerge triumphant in Russia.
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There has to be both an acknowledgement of what Trump showed the Republican Party about where it had got things wrong, but also a considered distance from the snake oil that…I can answer that on-the-record.
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The move by the internationally recognised authorities based in the port city of Aden is an acknowledgement of the yawning gap between the official exchange rate of the riyal and its black market valuation in an imploding economy.
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The new statement from the Business Roundtable is an acknowledgement of these forces, arguing in the face of a rising interest in socialism that capitalism can be a force for good, when practiced in a slightly adjusted approach.
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So now the Dems and their partner, the Fake News Media,..... Trump's tweet appeared to be his first acknowledgement of the U.S. intelligence community's conclusion that Russia interfered in the 85033 election in order to help his campaign.
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The statement was a rare acknowledgement of casualties suffered by Sudan since the east African nation sent hundreds of its soldiers to Yemen in 2015 to bolster the mostly Gulf Arab alliance fighting the Iran-allied Houthi movement.
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Bryant, ever self-aware, often manipulated that tension to his advantage: The tried-and-true Kobe ad campaign model usually involves an acknowledgement of how much he's hated, before funneling it back into why that makes him great.
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It's hotshotting of the worst sort, with no payoff other than a little extra sizzle for a one-off match, while letting everyone know that the acknowledgement of their frustrations with Reigns isn't real in any concrete manner.
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The surprise rate cut on Tuesday was accompanied by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's acknowledgement of an uncertain outlook and his view that rate cuts will not restore supply chains, sending U.S. stocks sharply lower overnight and gold higher.
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But if it's a measure of Democratic enthusiasm, it's also an acknowledgement of the uphill battle the party will face in trying to defeat a 2628-year incumbent and one of the most influential Republicans in the country.
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But White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Monday refused to say that Trump would demand the defunding provision be included in the funding bill, an apparent acknowledgement of the difficulty of passing it through the upper chamber.
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An arrest warrant was issued for the "Techno Goliath" after he was accused of borrowing 710,000 HKD ($92,000) from a former associate to help him buy his girlfriend watches before later refusing all acknowledgement of receiving those funds.
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In 2008 when Kevin Rudd, then Australia's prime minister, issued an apology to the victims of the separations on behalf of the country's parliament, many had died and so were unable to accept or reject the acknowledgement of wrongdoing.
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China has made Tsai's acknowledgement of the existence of the One China policy under the 1992 Consensus a non-negotiable requirement in order for the countries to resume the friendlier relations they had under her predecessor Ma Ying-jeou.
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Elizabeth was also this year's recipient of the Friends of Theatre Award, "one of the highest honors bestowed by the Department of Theatre Arts in acknowledgement of her incredible talent and unlimited potential in acting," according to the college.
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Esprit was a brand that, both aesthetically and internally, was ahead of its time, with its bold use of color and prints, its inclusive approach to campaign imagery, and its acknowledgement of issues like sustainability and longevity in fashion.
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She also claimed — falsely, given her earlier acknowledgement of Angie's plans to be there during the month of March — that she had not been notified of Angie's arrival date at the museum until the day of the happy hour.
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Graham told The Washington Post for a story published Saturday that Trump's inability to distinguish between the two assertions is based on his concerns that any acknowledgement of Russia's role in the 85033 election undercut his legitimacy as president.
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She added that the importance of "being held by a group" runs throughout her organization's work, as well as an active acknowledgement of the importance of questioning assumptions and preconceived notions, both of which were discussed in the class.
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Then-Port of Spain mayor Raymond Tim Kee blamed "lewdness" and "vulgarity" for her death, which consequently inspired #NotAskingForIt, an anti-victim blaming campaign that advocated for the acknowledgement of women's agency both within and outside of carnival spaces.
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"Yao was removed almost two years ago on these charges, so this is really just formal acknowledgement of an action that was long anticipated," Michael Hirson, director for Asia at consultancy Eurasia Group, said in an email to CNBC.
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Sheep farmers pay a symbolic charge in acknowledgement of a 1418 agreement with the city council that set a fee of 50 maravedis - medieval copper coins - per 1,000 sheep brought through the central Sol square and Gran Via street.
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Following the Cambridge Analytica scandal earlier this year and the social network's acknowledgement of how broadly its platform was used by foreign actors ahead of the 2016 election, CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified in front of U.S. and European legislators.
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In a similar acknowledgement of problems with the grand jury system, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order last year that empowers the state attorney general to act as special prosecutor in cases of officer-involved deaths.
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That marks an Iranian acknowledgement of something it denied back in 2009 — that it had exhausted its sole supply of yellowcake, which came under a deal that Iran&aposs Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi made with apartheid South Africa in the 1970s.
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In other words, if rates were poised to stay low for longer, the Fed's acknowledgement of recent weakness on the domestic front coupled with global market volatility suggest rates are now likely to be much lower for much, much, much longer.
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It provides only a surface acknowledgement of his struggles: the lonely childhood that drove him to perform for attention, his drug and alcohol addictions and health problems, including the Lewy body dementia with which he was diagnosed before his death.
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Cohen's acknowledgement of the transaction apparently throws off a non-disclosure agreement that had otherwise bound Daniels' to secrecy, her manager, Gina Rodriguez, told the Associated Press, "Everything is off now, and Stormy is going to tell her story," Rodriguez said.
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Another U.S. official said one hope is that Moscow will see Tillerson's visit and a discussion about how to cooperate to stop Assad's use of banned weapons as a tacit acknowledgement of Russia's great power status, one of Putin's main ambitions.
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Now nearly in her 80s, the softly-spoken Tran said she has yet to receive any formal acknowledgement of what happened to her in Phu Yen province in central Vietnam when two South Korean soldiers sexually abused her for years.
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"Isn't what Mr. Zuckerberg is saying an acknowledgement of the reality that there's a new law out there and Facebook has to comply?" said Antonis Patrikios, a privacy and cybersecurity lawyer at London-based law firm Fieldfisher, in an interview Monday.
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Neither is there a straight up acknowledgement of track like Major Lazer's "Lean On" or even a big room Avicii smasher which, while far more "mainstream," play an undeniable role in what the music of today, and inevitably tomorrow sounds like.
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Despite the rhetoric, the renegotiation was only ever going to be a symbolic exercise; a illustration of Britain's ability to influence the agenda in Brussels and an acknowledgement of swing voters' concerns, however inaccurately or impartially they reflect the reality.
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Pinning its hopes for a turnaround on such an expensive device was always going to be a gamble for HTC, and the company's discount so soon after the 10's release would seem to be an acknowledgement of that fact.
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Mrs Trump offered instead an anodyne portrait of wifely devotion—with no acknowledgement of the potentially humanising strains or peculiarities inherent, it might be assumed, in her match to a difficult man a quarter of a century older than her.
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O'Rourke said in a post on the website Medium that it had become clear he did not have the means to keep his campaign afloat, an acknowledgement of the financial struggles the former Texas congressman has faced in recent months.
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The Simpcw First Nation, for instance, has a huge unceded territory in the interior of BC. Through the mountain-biking program, Lucas was able to get the Simpcw logo on trailheads—a public acknowledgement of the tribe's ancestral land ownership.
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Slowly she rose from the glass throne like Madonna had all those years ago, but this time she was wearing the top hat, her face poised with pure assurance, an acknowledgement of the mantel that was passed all those years ago.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Russia's first plan to adapt to climate change is a tardy but much-needed acknowledgement of the risks and opportunities presented by global warming, although it lacks concrete action to address the increasingly evident threats, analysts said.
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The hire was acknowledgement of the need for a leader that could "bring technology to bear into a company that has spent probably too much of its time not appreciating technology the way it needed to," she told Business Insider.
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"It shows a very smart acknowledgement of the fact that the real jury here is the American public," said Jason Miller, a former Trump campaign adviser and co-host of a radio show devoted to defending the president on impeachment.
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The people in the crowd seem like they showed up more for the symbolic acknowledgement of their own up-from-nothing narratives, their rigid Christian values, than for Ben Carson, Protector of the Republic and the Sanctity of Human Life.
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The employees said they no longer believed Google was "a company willing to place its values over profits," and cited a string of "disappointments" this year, including acknowledgement of a big payout to an executive who had been accused of sexual harassment.
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"Charter's acknowledgement of the immediate, substantial rate increases that deregulation would produce makes clear that DIRECTV NOW [later rebranded as AT&T TV Now] does not provide any competitive check on Charter's rates," the state of Hawaii argued in its filing. Sen.
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Not because Marvel's primary focus should be romance (even when they do it well, it's not what people show up for), but because, as wonderful as a bisexual character is onscreen, some acknowledgement of a relationship that isn't heterosexual would be particularly powerful.
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And in the absence of a clear acknowledgement of how and why white working-class men and communities have suffered and without any firm commitment to turn that around, many whites have been persuaded to blame their declining fortunes on blacks and immigrants.
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In a rare but not unprecedented acknowledgement of fault in one of its products, Apple announced Friday that it would cover the cost of repair of recent MacBook and MacBook Pro keyboards, for free, for four years from the date you purchased it.
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Investors will look to see if she changes her tune from Wednesday's approach before a House panel, which combined a steady-as-she-goes account on interest rate policy with an acknowledgement of intensifying risks from markets and the slowdown in China.
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But, without clear indications of perpetual weakness — or an acknowledgement of such at this point — and a lack of conviction among the doves, the Fed may simply remain on auto-drive, fueled by pre-established momentum to higher rates with the market's blessing.
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Walmart Tries a New Tack When Walmart, the world's largest retailer, bought a year-old online bulk retailer, it was an acknowledgement of the power of Amazon — not even the mightiest brick-and-mortar stores can go it alone against the online behemoth.
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On Chinese social media, most participants were supportive of the official line to keep peace, although many were also quick to point out that the U.S. label of China as a strategic competitor is an acknowledgement of the Asian country's rising clout.
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A LAW SCHOOL OPENS DOORS TO A RAREFIED REALM | Damaris Hernández's recent promotion as a partner in Cravath, Swaine & Moore, the law firm's first Latina in that position, is an acknowledgement of her hard work and talent, Elizabeth Olson writes in DealBook.
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Perhaps the most essential lesson of Umyuangvigkaq was in the first session, "This is Lenapehoking," an acknowledgement of the indigenous hosting and welcoming protocols that still exist in Lenapehoking, the Lenape homeland of which Manahatta is a part, and all indigenous territories.
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The only time when the spirit of the Charlotte account visibly wavered was after punter Arthur Hart's tenth offering of the night, which merited only some bare statistics and the acknowledgement of a punting record—always desirable—strung together on a tired ellipsis.
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Hence, comments made by President-elect Donald J. Trump about the state of journalism and the role of media in the United States must be regarded as an acknowledgement of the power and centrality of ideas in pursuit of freedom and democracy.
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After months of debate within the Democratic caucus over whether to proceed with impeachment, Trump's acknowledgement of raising corruption allegations against Biden during a July 25 call with Ukraine's president has spurred scores of holdouts from swing districts to back an impeachment inquiry.
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However, his acknowledgement of African Americans and Latinos, and his mention of school choice, opportunity zones, criminal justice reform, historically black colleges, the strong economy, and low unemployment are enough to move some African Americans to pick him at the ballot box this fall.
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I am embarrassed for the countless people who greet strangers not with "Hello" or "How are you?" but rather "Whoop whoop," sometimes jubilantly, or sometimes like a guttural war cry, or sometimes just a simple, subdued acknowledgement of camaraderie — Whoop whoop to you, fine sir.
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The FDA's decision to classify the issue as a Class I recall, its most severe, should not be viewed as a new issue or an escalation of the problem, rather it is an acknowledgement of its severity, Jefferies analyst Raj Denhoy said in a note.
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In a possible acknowledgement of this, Obama hinted the sanctions "are not the sum total of our response" and vowed to "take a variety of actions at a time and place of our choosing, some of which will not be publicized" in his announcement.
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Our best hope is that following the results of a formal investigation, he will offer an acknowledgement of what he's done, and then lay out a course for himself in which he proves he is truly sorry, and he is going to be better.
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How this latest documentary, which is directed by Sara Driver, separates itself from the rest is in its acknowledgement of the artist's awareness: the mythology around Basquiat was self-constructed; the stories people tell are in some ways the ones he wanted them to tell.
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In an acknowledgement of the steep road her proposal would face in Congress if she were elected, Warren said she would use a Senate procedural tactic to pass the first phase, requiring a simple 51-vote majority instead of the 60 votes typically required.
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Let us resolve to make July 7th also a day of gratitude, where those religious leaders can also deliver prayers of thanks in acknowledgement of the world finally taking action to ensure that future generations of Christians survive and thrive in the Middle East.
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The biggest drivers of markets this week however are yet to come, with analysts identifying Tuesday's U.S. congressional mid-term elections, as well as any potential acknowledgement of stronger U.S. growth at the Federal Open Markets Committee meeting later this week, as key events.
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As queer theory and acknowledgement of the full spectrum of gender non-conforming identities have spread into the wider culture over the past decade, a new obsession with categorizing every possible permutation of gender and sexuality has arisen among both straight and LGBTQ people.
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On the government side, many see its inclusion in the draft accord as an acknowledgement of the movement's legitimacy and an implicit undermining of the internationally recognized Islamic Republic of Afghanistan created under the constitution adopted after the fall of the Taliban in 2001.
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"Because they do have politics in Iran and because the Iranian autocracy is relatively sophisticated, they can sometimes see that fessing up to difficult admissions is better than continuing to lie," Ibish added, citing Iran's eventual acknowledgement of responsibility in the Ukrainian plane incident.
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The longtime CMAs host was joined by Reba McEntire and Dolly Parton to present the ceremony this year, seemingly as an acknowledgement of women in country's achievements, despite the industry's reluctance to properly celebrate its female creators or promote their songs on the radio.
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"Because of who I am and who they are, I think these shoots are about women's acknowledgement of their own sexuality, and is very different to the representation of desire, which is always connected to the maker of the picture," Schorr wrote on Vogue Italia's Instagram.
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"AFRICOM's acknowledgement of civilian casualties is an important step forward from their previous denials of any civilian deaths or injuries from US air strikes in Somalia," Daphne Eviatar, a director at Amnesty International, said in a Friday statement after the military's acknowledgment of the civilian casualties.
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This conversation has been a reminder that — no matter how ideal the conditions for compassion, understanding, or support — when it comes to acknowledgement of the existence of racism and assessments of appropriate responses to it, many white Americans cling to the privilege of keeping their own scoreboards.
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Drumm's lawyers said his client believed he was engaged in balance sheet management with the tacit acknowledgement of the regulatory authorities, and appealed for as lenient a sentence as possible given the notoriety that will follow Drumm and his family "for the rest of his days".
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Seen in the context of the festival, that recurring motif is like a dark on-screen acknowledgement of another Sundance reality: There are more women behind the camera, but they're still — like filmmakers in the festival in general — predominantly white, even as casts become more diverse.
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The language is viewed as highly significant in China, and an acknowledgement of the country's growing status and desire to be seen as an equal to the U.S. On Sunday, Xi had praised Tillerson for trying hard to achieve a smooth transition in a new era.
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An acknowledgement of the importance of strong media representation, the Image Awards honors those fighting to end race discrimination in the industry, and these celebrated actresses and female creators used the platform to deliver a powerful message on the need for intersectional solidarity in the #MeToo movement.
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With this insight, we're better informed of ways we can partner with cities on proven policies to reduce VMT and improve mobility for all" Like Pangilinan's blog, there was a sideways acknowledgement of congestion issues in the joint statement, which acknowledged "rideshare's higher prevalence in urban cores.
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So, far from doom and gloom, Singapore's financial regulator has come out with an acknowledgement of the rise of ICOs in its domain and, by saying it will regulate certain offerings, it has eased some uncertainties around the legal status of this fast-growing fundraising option.
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Performing "Coco" right from the beginning and continuing the concert without any other acknowledgement of what is going on, served a purpose: to remind us that, although many of the songs he would perform helped make him the international icon he is today, that Wayne is gone.
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If the governor has been openly critical at times of what he says are the Trump administration's shortcomings in its handling of the coronavirus, he has also praised some of its actions -- a clear acknowledgement of the importance of the states' ongoing coordination with the federal government.
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But his concession at the debate that taxes on the middle class may have to go up is an acknowledgement of a stubborn fact: To begin to transform America into something more like the Nordic democracies, the US may have to tax like those countries as well.
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After a brief welcome by Bartha, including an acknowledgement of yesterday morning's shooting and "the non-violent nature of this event," Howard Sherman, director of the Arts Integrity Initiative at the New School for Drama, and New York City Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer offered opening remarks.
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The acknowledgement of the leak and the branding push that followed were rushed, out of necessity — though Armstrong says the company had a plan in place for the seemingly inevitable leak, roughly a month or so before it had hoped to officially reveal the information to the public.
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This portion of the statement could be read as a glancing acknowledgement of a very concrete problem: many people have taken the new coronavirus as a cue to overtly express latent racism towards Asian people, in the form of racist jokes, reinvigorated cultural stereotypes, and in-person vitriol.
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Their Twitter offensive is a tacit acknowledgement of the platform's influence, Facebook's inability to crack news via its own platform (an exclusive Facebook Live Axios interview with Sandberg about the Russia ads netted only 33,000 views), and a clear indication that they view Facebook's current crisis with grave concern.
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But I've never really gotten one, or even an acknowledgement of wrong action from men who've abused or assaulted me, or men I worked with who used their power to keep me small, or the men who let me down by watching it all happen and saying nothing.
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In testimony that combined a steady-as-she-goes account of Fed policy with an acknowledgement of intensifying risks, Yellen said there are good reasons to believe the U.S. will stay on a path of moderate growth that will allow the Fed to pursue "gradual" adjustments to monetary policy.
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"I thought it was a great acknowledgement of something that independent brick-and-mortar stores have known for the past few decades, which is there is something special that occurs at a physical bookstore that is not replicable on the Internet," Sontz told CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Friday.
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They will be looking for: a commitment to a go-slow approach to future rate hikes, an acknowledgement of the challenges balance sheet reduction poses, and the economic outlook in view of renewed chatter from Fed executives about the weak pace of inflation amid a global growth slowdown.
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That there was no overt acknowledgement of the meeting, let alone a readout, suggests either that the President's staff didn't know about it (troubling all by itself) or that the White House didn't want it known (more troubling, given ongoing investigations into Russian meddling in the 2016 election).
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"Yellen gave some hope to the dollar bulls with her acknowledgement of the improvements in the economy, but at the end of the day investors are still skeptical of what data is going to be like," said Kathy Lien, managing director at BK Asset Management in New York.
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McBride's background in environmental justice led her to the graduate program in Environmental Policy & Sustainability Management at The New School, where "an emphasis on solutions that result in equitable impact, and an acknowledgement of the systematic racism and oppression certain 'solutions' have had on marginalized populations historically," resonated.
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The confessional nature of the self-help titles does more than just betray and make productive Gagner's own frustrations and acknowledgement of the pressures placed on young artists; it also forms an integral part of his program of demystifying the persona of the artist, studio space, and creative process.
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It can be a regretful reflection on a threesome; it can serve as a sly acknowledgement of a past partner's bisexuality (as in Lauper's version, which doesn't change gender pronouns and acknowledges her cross-dressing boyfriend left her for a man); or it can just be a beautiful, brutal breakup track.
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In remarks that combined a steady-as-she-goes account of Fed policy with an acknowledgement of intensifying global risks, Yellen said there are good reasons to believe the United States will stay on a path of moderate growth that will allow the Fed to pursue "gradual" adjustments to monetary policy.
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It may be easier for them, for our government, and for the right wing media to accept and cultivate hatred for the browning of America than it is to encourage empathetic acknowledgement of the violence women might suffer at the hands of any man, known or unknown, documented or otherwise.
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And while countries, consumers and companies remain steadfastly engaged with China, there is also a resounding acknowledgement of the challenges of trading with a country that regularly commandeers intellectual property, forces tech transfers, zealously uses anti-monopoly laws to implement economic policy and mandates joint ventures for companies operating in China.
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"The Royal Mint is constantly innovating, and as the UK's leading precious metals solutions provider, we are hugely excited to launch the solid gold Raris card in acknowledgement of growing consumer demands for unique and luxury payments cards," Anne Jessopp, CEO of the Royal Mint, said in a statement Friday.
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A second rate hike by the Federal Reserve in a decade, which is widely expected to come Wednesday afternoon at the conclusion of the central bank's December policy meeting, should actually spur more confidence, Paulsen said, arguing a nod toward further normalization of rates would be an acknowledgement of the economy's improvement.
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"It is being endorsed at an alarming rate by physicians who range from trainees to seasoned veterans and it is accompanied by other disturbing correlates that include a high rate of suicidal ideation, regret about one's job choice and an acknowledgement of not being one's best self in practicing medicine," Wu said.
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That's an acknowledgement of the popularity of these open-source tools, as well as the importance of big data workloads that SQL Server, if it wants to say relevant, has to be able to support, too, and it has to do so in a way that many companies are already familiar with.
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Similarly, Mizuho's Bouvet does not anticipate Le Pen to triumph, however, he does expect momentum to carry her through into the next round and identifies the realization of that reality as the point at which markets will display a more pronounced acknowledgement of the risks of victory for a non-centrist candidate.
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In effect, Israel would offer Putin a trade: We'll help you achieve one of your critical objectives - ensuring Gazprom participates in any sale of Israeli gas to Europe - in exchange for Russia's acknowledgement of Israel's special security interest's vis-à-vis Hezbollah and Iran, plus guaranteed security for Israel's Mediterranean gas infrastructure.
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According to Sugar Bear, who split from Mama June after a stint on Marriage Boot Camp in 2016 (she accused him of physical abuse, but he denies the allegations), the former couple separated on Christmas Eve 2015 — and he never signed an acknowledgement of paternity and legitimation after Honey Boo Boo was born.
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The fourth edition of the Biennale d'Art Contemporain Autochtone (BACA), curated by Niki Little and Becca Taylor, is titled níchiwamiskwén | nimidet | ma sœur | my sister and was literally about that: bonds between women, alive or in spirit, and an acknowledgement of powerful women with whom meals were shared and wisdom was offered.
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I think of misogyny and sexism as strains that exist in our society but that are harder to untangle and harder to acknowledge … I would like to see more of an acknowledgement of gender and the way that gender affects the way we think of public figures and the way we speak of public figures.
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READ: Here's how China is silencing coronavirus critics in the U.S. The government's belated acknowledgement of the hazards facing medical workers is in stark contrast to the official insistence early in the outbreak that no health care workers were infected — and the push to silence those who tried to warn the public about the virus.
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Kanoute said she appreciated the college's response but said it was "incomplete," adding that she would like to know the name of the employee who called police, have a conversation with the employee and administrators "focused on reconciliation and acknowledgement of this wrongdoing," and get an in-person apology from the school and the employee.
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It's unclear just how deep modders will be able to go with these games, but official acknowledgement of the community on any level is a big step for a company like Sega — most older video game companies treat their back catalogs as sacrosanct, relegating fan-made mods to the domain of ROM hacking and emulators.
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Since Uber's exit from Southeast Asia is more of a victory than a defeat — its large stake in Grab is set to increase in value over time — it's no surprise that loyal staff would be disappointed at being shoved out of the door without so much as a tip or acknowledgement of their labor.
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Originally launched by President Ronald Reagan as a way to provide phone services to low income households in the eighties, the program was expanded under the Obama Administration in 2016 to include broadband services as an acknowledgement of the centrality of the internet in modern American life (just as the phone was in the 80s).
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As it moves into more of a business service role, the company may find itself butting heads against office management services like Eden or Managed by Q. It's also a tacit acknowledgement of just how crowded services-for-services has become (and yes the ouroboros of the absurdity contained in the previous statement isn't lost on me).
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Now that Exxon Mobil, which spent decades willfully misleading the public on climate change, is to the left of President Trump, the true danger of climate "ambivalence," of decrying "overweening scientism" as our president razes environmental protections, should be apparent: it's anti-science, anti-environment, and an acknowledgement of an utter falsehood—even among its loudest supporters.
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It's impossible to imagine Facebook giving up its immensely profitable role as the central hub for online communication in favor of some idealistic, decentralized network out of its control, but Zuckerberg's acknowledgement of the fears and concerns of his users is at least a foundation on which it can hopefully start to address those problems with more vigor.
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"Since then, even though it's been granted and removed a number of times by the Ethiopian government there is no formal acknowledgement of [Selassie's] original land grant by the Ethiopian authorities and the neighborhood and context has changed so much that I am not sure they will ever be able to get back their 500 acres," she said.
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Predictably, the NRA supports this resolution which could lead to greater sales, the ACLU supports because they oppose any bill that singles out anyone, even the seriously mentally ill, from exercising the Second Amendment; and some mental health groups support it because they believe the resolution's inherent acknowledgement of the relationship between mental illness and violence creates stigma.
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By now, I've cut out basically every artist whose politics or actions I no longer feel comfortable supporting in my own life—but even as recently as 2017, when I traveled to Norway to interview Emperor's Ihsahn, I wrestled with the clash between my deep love for their music, and my acknowledgement of the band's tainted legacy.
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There have even been larger scale protests, like the University of Missouri's football team threatening to boycott games in the fall of 53 over racism on campus and the NFL's decision in 25 to take the Super Bowl away from Arizona over the state's vote to refuse acknowledgement of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day as a national holiday.
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The shift seems a tacit acknowledgement of how hard it is proving to fix stalwart brands like The Gap and Banana Republic: Gap's comparable growth has not increased for 14 quarters, while Banana Republic has seen 10 straight quarters of declines, include a few double-digit drops, despite many changes to each brand's senior management and their processes.
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" In an interview Wednesday, the 65-year-old Irish singer-songwriter told CNBC: "What's interesting is that, parallel with the withdrawal from the Paris agreement is that the states and the cities have suddenly ramped up their acknowledgement of the problem, and started implementing far greater regulations than were actually asked for by the Paris agreement.
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In a wink-wink nudge-nudge acknowledgement of the approaching 403th anniversary of the "Southern Strategy," the party is catered by Dickie Brennan's, a New Orleans steakhouse that has assembled the most vile buffet ever assembled: duck and pork pate, shrimp and crab terrine, alligator sausage, and of course, turtle soup—presumably made with real endangered Galapagos reptiles.
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But in a film whose underlying theme is representation — or the lack of it — it is hard not to want to see some of that prevailing disparity rectified, or to have a more profound acknowledgement of the underlying conditions that have created these great disparities between the (predominantly white) West and the rest of the world.
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In acknowledgement of the members of Congress and the many organizations that worked toward the legislative approach to preserve Bears Ears, President Obama's designation struck an important compromise; rather than the larger footprint (closer to two million acres) that some had wanted, the new national monument instead hews more closely to the boundaries set forth in Rep.
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Instead, it seems just as likely that—in the same way Orwell's 1984 had more to do with the dawning Cold War paranoia of 1948, emerging from the waking nightmare of wartime cryptography and control—our present gaze on humanoid robotics is a covert recognition, an acknowledgement of some distinctly sub-optimal vibes sounding out on the synthesized gong processor.
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" The first on-the-record acknowledgement of the RNC's involvement came Tuesday afternoon, in a statement emailed on behalf of Alabama Republican Party Chairwoman Terry Lathan: "The chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, Ronna McDaniel, has contacted us and confirmed that the RNC is transferring funds to the Alabama Republican Party for the Roy Moore campaign for the December 12 US Senate election.
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Until we get serious about addressing this persistent blemish on our economic record – legitimate trade enforcement that keeps the competition from using the U.S. market as a dumping ground for subsidized goods, an acknowledgement of a goods trade deficit that breaks records every year, and a plan to do something about it – we're going to see more of the same.
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A clip from the first full trailer for Netflix's Fuller House has debuted on Ellen Degeneres' Ellen Tube and it is everything you could have dreamed, and then some — canned laughter, wordplay, hesitant hugs, John Stamos making a meta remark about his own agelessness, no acknowledgement of whether Michelle Tanner is living or dead, and of course, your favorite San Francisco row house.
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But the early efforts are also an acknowledgement of a reality that Democrats have grappled with since Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2900 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE's stunning loss in 220006: Michigan, among other key Midwestern states, cannot be taken for granted.
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There was no recognition of families who've been kept together because the threat of deportation was removed, no mention of the permanent contributions to the United States made by DACA recipients who joined the military, got medical degrees, or taught in public schools, and no acknowledgement of the hundreds of billions of dollars DACA wound up pumping into the US economy.
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The bill not only seeks to legitimize mass surveillance activity that has been ongoing in the U.K. for decades, with little or no public acknowledgement of this fact until after the Snowden disclosures — and with activity authorized via obscure legal loopholes such as section 94 of the 1984 Telecommunications Act — it also expands the surveillance capabilities available to the intelligence and security agencies.
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During the rally, protesters reiterated their list of demands, including "deep diversification" of museum staff, the removal of Board President David Berliner (who is connected to many real estate interests), a commitment from the museum to mitigate gentrification, and an acknowledgement of the full history of the museum's holdings while including a land acknowledgement that would highlight the fact that the institution was built on indigenous land.
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Market participants essentially are looking for three components to Powell's appearance, during which he will provide prepared remarks followed by question-and-answer sessions: a commitment to a go-slow approach to future rate hikes, an acknowledgement of the challenges balance sheet reduction poses, and thoughts on the economy, considering renewed chatter from Fed executives lately about the weak pace of inflation amid a global growth slowdown.
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With little actual acknowledgement of the sociological origins and functions of race or how ethnic identity and geography can erect barriers around what blackness means and how it can or should be legitimately understood and expressed, the film's purportedly productive discourse amounts to little more than an extended opportunity for Dolezal to appropriate and weaponize the language of identity politics against itself in a last ditch effort at redemption.
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"The fact that the change to 10 possible Best Picture Oscar nominees was made to allow for a film like 'The Dark Knight' to have a shot at a nomination shows that at least there has been an acknowledgement of the importance of superhero films and the brilliance of the filmmaking that make them so appealing to audiences and critics alike," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for Comscore.
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And though the virtual lenders are expected by analysts to make only a dent in the business of the incumbents, the big banks are unwilling to take any chances, given that the new breed are backed by some of China's biggest firms, including Alibaba Group Holding and Ping An. In an acknowledgement of the looming competition, HSBC said in June it would waive fees on accounts without a certain minimum balance.
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This year's exhibition, which begins in September and is on view through January of next year, will focus entirely on Latino and Latin American art, in over 70 exhibitions and programs across Los Angeles and elsewhere in the state, offering something akin to an official acknowledgement of the Latin American diaspora's artistic influence and legacy in the United States and the vibrancy and range of contemporary Latino art.
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While the centering of the narratives outlined above feels fresh and important; an opportunity to create a parallel focus on the ideas and commitments of the artists whose work is on view was lost in the gallery devoted to Harlem, which instead feels like an incomplete acknowledgement of the historic lack of connection between the museum and upper Manhattan (its recent partnership with the Studio Museum in Harlem notwithstanding).
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And because the show, for all of its vivid and often intense sense of time, place and true crime drama, comes from producer Ryan Murphy (Glee, Scream Queens) and Hollywood's monarchs of the slightly askew biopic kingdom, screenwriters Larry Karaszewski and Scott Alexander (The People Vs. Larry Flynt, Ed Wood), there's perversely prescient acknowledgement of the First Family of Famous-For-Being-Famous whose reign has its roots in the O.J. Era: the Kardashians.
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But he did not mince words in his rebuke of the U.S. position on the Paris Agreement, which remains unique in the global community: "Let us face it," he said, "there is no Planet B." Macron balanced his admonitions with the acknowledgement of differing opinions on climate action, choosing to focus on the long run and extending an olive branch that moderate Republicans, and perhaps even Trump, could seize in due time.
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It&aposs also an acknowledgement of the limited return on investment that smaller AI projects provide, but the difficulty in expanding ongoing test cases across the company, according to Sriram Raghavan, vice president of IBM Research AI. "People are recognizing that if they don&apost think about scaling and if they don&apost bring innovation to the scaling of AI, they are going to be stuck in pilot," he told Business Insider.
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This year, Obama's guests include a Syrian refugee, in acknowledgement of the calamitous situation in that country that has caused millions to flee their homeland, and a formerly undocumented Mexican immigrant who went on to serve in the US military — a potential dig at members of the Republican opposition who have expressed hostility to immigration and who have even, in the case of GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, suggested building a wall along the Mexican border to keep immigrants out.
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