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He writes: Brief - no more than five recommendations; sensible, achievable, recognisable, inspiring, motivating ideas that can be recognised by everyone and shared with every patient, user, carer and friend.

Anxieties such as "change" and "having to go back to school after the holidays" will be recognised by everyone, while her ways of approaching them are delightful.

But the home secretary, while not making any direct reference to Orgreave, implicitly criticised that view saying the "enormity" of the Hillsborough verdicts needed to be recognised by everyone in policing as the injustices of the past threatened to jeopardise the work of police today.

"The overcapacity in Europe is recognised by everyone the markets expect us to adapt".

We go outside for the photos and Bruno is recognised by everyone who passes.

By contrast, the Somali Republic, which is recognised by everyone, is the very definition of a "failed state".

This implies that Turing has somehow been underrated but his brilliance, like his eccentricity, is recognised by everyone.

It is hard to imagine another country where an economist would be recognised by passing members of the public, but everyone in Ireland is an economist now.

They would not otherwise be recognised by the free market".

There's no line on the ground but everyone knows where it goes, it's recognised by both sides," he said.

AIDS support group member Although this has been recognised by NGOs like World Vision, their food distribution programme for PLHIV is limited and does not reach everyone in need of food.