I was looking through them the other night and was too stunt to acknowledge the person that made it happen.

So if there is a slump in their pipeline there will likely be reduced sales volume of some level and they should acknowledge that and provide a description of how they can survive that, not say sales will just stay up from somewhere else.

And she shouldn't expect to be living for free.The issue is that he acknowledged he made a mistake, and he has tried to make it right more than once.

I acknowledge that investing in the stock market is a good plan for diversification, but I have no interest in learning about P/E ratios, guidance, technical analysis, etc.

Constantly acknowledge their contributions.

But keep in mind you will probably never be able to buy at today’s prices again, so you may have to stay out of real estate forever unless you’re able to acknowledge it was just a very very expensive mistake and try to learn from it. 

Your "money was better off somewhere else" clause makes perfect sense, providing that you (and everyone reading) acknowledge/realize that this means that you likely will not pay your home off any quicker than if you'd just paid out your original mortgage over 30 years!

Again, I acknowledge it is true.   

I guess this was a learning experience for them, and they now require sign off to acknowledge this requirement.

I acknowledge that my feelings on this subject make me a bad client.