"Everybody wants to be recognising how well this team and players have done.
And yet it is recognised how politically charged and volatile that process of selection and exclusion is: I don't think it would have been ethical to say we're not collecting from you.
It was an undignified, inauspicious end for one of the greats of African football, best captured in Ndaye's own words in the 2009 documentary 'Forgotten Gold', "A famous footballer, someone who was honoured in his country, who is recognised, how can he be forsaken like this?" He may as well have been writing his own epitaph.
Once racism in clubland is recognised, how do we go about challenging not only door policies, but the regressive attitudes that motivate them?
To fully understand the mechanism of sRNA mediated regulation, it is important to address the questions of how the intricate RNA folds are recognised, how the seeds are presented, and how the pairing of sRNAs with mRNAs is facilitated.
Milne: Go to an election on it because increasingly Australians are recognising how conned they were by the absolute tripe, superficial nonsense of 'axe the tax.' Just while this debate continues I want to put an analytical thought to readers for their consideration.
There are activists, as Marie Solis writes about in her piece, who are recognising how to fulfil their own needs in order to fight for human rights.
If the kids want to go to college, then they will just have to sit the equivalent of a high school exam, but more and more colleges are actually embracing unschoolers, as they are recognising how self-motivated most of the children are.
What we've done, by getting lawyers together, is recognise how we can get a better understanding of what the law says and what we should be doing as an organisation.
"A huge part of animal hoarding is related to how people define themselves, and one of the important things we have to do when confronting hoarders is recognise how important their feeling that they are somehow rescuing or helping animals is".
