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Goldman has the lending capital part of the equation in hand, and has recognised that the online "platform" represents the most efficient method of distributing that capital to borrowers.
Carmen M Ortiz, the federal prosecutor for Massachusetts, defended her actions, said her office acted reasonably and had recognised that Swartz wasn't trying to gain financially from his actions.
He said the National Audit Office's (NAO) report had been "fair" and had recognised that the MoD had made progress but likened improving efficiency at the MoD to "turning around a super tanker".
The German commander of Ostend had been better prepared than his counterpart at Zeebrugge and had recognised that without the navigation buoy no night attack on Ostend could be successful without a strong familiarity with the port, which none of the British navigators possessed.
We both knew that we had done all we could to ensure the supplement was OK before taking it … our actions were not intentional and CAS has recognised that.
And the government has recognised that if you are trying to cut global emissions of carbon, it's futile driving away firms to pollute somewhere else.
What is admirable though is that Chakrabarti has recognised that institutions and their procedures matter, and that these might be able to provide some kind of holding mechanism to prevent antisemitism controversies spiralling out of control.
"This crisis requires a national approach and I'm pleased Coag has recognised that today".
"This crisis requires a national approach and I'm pleased Tony Abbott has recognised that".
The British government has recognised that and is funding research to generate the practical knowledge needed to improve systems of education.
