| In the acknowledgements, Das expresses appreciation for his mentor's perspective. |
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| He has been given unfettered access to Murdoch's papers, and his list of acknowledgements is impressive. |
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| For a variety of reasons it has become my custom to mention my former colleague in the acknowledgements for my books. |
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| Many people contributed information in several research areas, as noted in the acknowledgements. |
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| The book's acknowledgements and introduction do not get it off to a good start. |
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| But I would like to know if these acknowledgements were ever published in a real book. |
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| The book has a total of 448 pages including notes, bibliography, acknowledgements, photo credits, and the index. |
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| I'm all for due credit, but save the acknowledgements for your windy Grammy acceptance speech. |
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| The authors would like to express regret in the inadvertent omission of these acknowledgements. |
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| I believe that on the occasion of its first anniversary, a certain number of acknowledgements must be made. |
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| Brief acknowledgements may appear at the end of the text, before the references. |
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| Academic writing generally makes use of such scholarly apparatus as introductions, provisos, disclaimers, acknowledgements, notes and references, bibliographies, and indexes. |
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| They took care of all the details, from sending out the cheques to coordinating the various acknowledgements. |
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| In 2002-03, the NCC reviewed its policies and procedures for signage and acknowledgements to make sure that credit is given where credit is due. |
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| All persons named in the acknowledgements section must provide the corresponding author with written permission to be listed. |
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| The purported explanation for this distinction is that on the basis that acknowledgements would unduly clutter reporting by these forms of media. |
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| Even so, scientists are not holding their breath for any outright climate change acknowledgements by Republican candidates. |
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| The acknowledgements refer to the author's debt to Cordwainer Smith. |
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| Irritatingly, the author offers no notes and only in his acknowledgements does he point out which survivors he interviewed and what books he drew his narrative from. |
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| Agitate for similar representation and formal acknowledgements at the federal-provincial-territorial planning table. |
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| The reserves of time for unforeseen contingencies mentioned in the supplier¿s offers and acknowledgements of orders are of no avail. |
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| Sources and acknowledgements ReprintsEach of these benefits also seems to have had a dark side. |
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| Detailed acknowledgements are provided with each of the contributions in this issue. |
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| Over three days in south Wales, I talk to droves of people, but the most I can get by way of an endorsement of Labour is sighing acknowledgements that people vote for the party thanks to family traditions, or simple habit. |
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| These acknowledgements, as pertinent as they are, that incriminate the brazen exploitation of children from the former working classes have absolutely no purpose when they are addressed to an impotent state institution. |
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| Nicolson addresses the issue of recipiency in her acknowledgements. |
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| Little references about forms, small signals in the corners of each one of the pictures, little acknowledgements in the textures, small conciousless absenses. |
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| Farm unions are advising members to double-check these acknowledgements, as changes can be made up to, and including, June 1 without penalty. |
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| Most people who apply for EI on-line receive automatic acknowledgements. |
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| No acknowledgements to partners will be made under the Non-Commission Co-Sell Initiative if such acknowledgements would violate or be inconsistent with any applicable laws and regulations. |
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| Most data archives require users to sign licensing agreements, which govern things such as confidentiality, acknowledgements, and redistribution of data. |
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| At the approximate time that the tones would have activated, several verbal calls were being made by the co-pilot, and likely some verbal acknowledgements were being made by the captain. |
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| The boss of Takefuji, the biggest consumer-finance outfit, recently pleaded guilty to wiretapping. Special report Sources and acknowledgements Trust me, I'm a banker Bothersome Basel Just deserts? |
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| The acknowledgements provided by the parties in the settlement submission would be deemed to be withdrawn and could not be used against any of the parties to the proceedings. |
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| In the case of this study, the references in the final report will still be attributed to Rita and Grace but their families and ancestors will be acknowledged through an acknowledgements page and or the preface to the piece. |
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| I am not interested in formal acknowledgements or ritual tributes, but I do wonder, Mr Verheugen, if this is the type of continuity to which you alluded. |
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| Following this determination, acknowledgements will be sent, either providing reasons for the decision not to proceed or else advising that further analysis will be undertaken. |
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| Account should be taken of recent acknowledgements of equivalence of the disease status and of sanitary measures for trade in live honey bees and bumble bees. |
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