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The meeting should also recognise that a continuous evolution of the NHS is needed, with greater provider responsiveness and accountability.

The government must also recognise that a one-size-fits-all approach just doesn't work in the energy sector and that we need targeted financial support mechanisms for renewables.

I want to be clear that I do not support such obscene accrual of wealth, but I also recognise that a small absolute change can have strongly empowering results on the lives of the poor.

But most of us also recognise that a fair share of the guilt should lie with those online retailers, the Asoses, Amazons and Expedias of this world, who have taken advantage of our high streets' long-standing terminal illness and made one hell of a buck out of it.

Funders and policy makers should also recognise that a treatment may benefit all patients even when there is a factor that predicts treatment response.

But we should also recognise that Sospiri is a collection of quieter arias conceived as mood music.

"We recognise that some website users have real concerns around online privacy but also recognise that cookies play a key role in the smooth running of the internet," said communications minister Ed Vaizey.

Artists also recognise that arts centres provide a more vibrant environment in which to develop work – places where they can connect with potential audiences during the creative process.

Other researchers also recognise that addiction grows best in a vacuum, in environments devoid of other, more wholesome rewards, such as prosperity, community, close interpersonal relationships and self-esteem.

"While remembering African and Caribbean people enslaved we also recognise that slavery is unfortunately not a thing of the past.

Again, these studies also recognise that environmental concern is not an important attribute in the car purchase decision, even for early AFV buyers.