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Yet it should be recognised that the court's personnel are carrying out their duties.

It needs to be recognised that the mental health of a mother following a birth is as important as her physical health beforehand.

First it should be recognised that the Global Gender Gap Index (GGGI), put together by the World Economic Forum, measures gaps rather than levels of gender equality or, indeed, women's empowerment.

Indeed, in both capitals it now seems to be recognised that the relationship runs on many more levels of complexity than the hood-and-cloak brigade used to suppose: that surely is an improvement.

It should also be recognised that the reintroduction of a species may not always be the right option to pursue.

And it must be recognised that the multi-disciplinary nature of blading design increasingly influences outcomes of advanced gas turbine and aeroengine developments.

But it has long been recognised that the better-educated earn more.

It has long been recognised that the term "atheist" has unhelpful connotations.

Draft deal: "It is recognised that the United Kingdom … is not committed to further political integration into the European Union".

In addition, it is recognised that the level of under-reporting of crime may well be higher amongst ethnic minorities.

The paper left a message on his answerphone, which he has made public: "It's been recognised that the story was flawed".