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Gianotti said: "This is not a prize for me, it's a prize for the collaboration, and it recognises the hard experimental work everyone involved has done over the years".
The landmark decision allowed transgender people to mark their passport with an O for indeterminate gender, instead of an M or F. It's important because it allows individuals to self-identify their gender rather than relying on what was put on their birth certificate, and it recognises the rights of hijras, a transgender community who have a long cultural history in Nepal.
Streets insists that the foundation is not "commissioner-bashing" and that it recognises the pressures commissioners are under to get the best value from service contracts.
The select committee report has many warm words for the Arts Council and says it recognises the difficulties caused by a fall of a third in its grant in aid from the government.
Although the report recommends a carrot and stick approach, it recognises the complete failure of voluntary arrangements thus far, and therefore calls for some pretty big sticks to make air travel and car use more expensive and less attractive.
And even though it recognises the importance of the new appliances, the firm is not about to abandon the PC.
Although the government remains of the view that this is a balanced and measured proposal, it recognises the disquiet surrounding the proposal.
Kensington and Chelsea council says it recognises the Westway site is far from ideal, but the borough is one of the most densely developed and expensive places in the world.
Now Ofwat has said it recognises the water and sewage sector needs to remain attractive to investors, and it encouraged them to discuss the planned changes further.
