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It is the seventh such area to be recognised under the UK government's transition strategy to a low carbon economy.

Ipso has made it clear that it will not agree to be recognised under the royal charter.

Among the usual suspects and usual categories – which include Alexander McQueen and Christopher Kane for best british brand and Alessandro Michele and Donatella Versace for international ready-to-wear designer – streetwear will be recognised under the category of international urban luxury brand.

For these three Wellingtonians, their wedding will be simply symbolic – a ceremony that celebrates the love and commitment they have for each other, but not one that will be recognised under New Zealand law.

The information obtained from this study may be useful for the future identification and treatment of individuals at risk of suicidal behaviour who may not be recognised under current screening procedures.

MEPs demand an increase to funding to assist the victims - for free psychological support, legal aid and access to information - and for both the parents and the identified children to be recognised under a special status as victims, "including the possibility to access state compensation".

Pearson said Al-Araibi was recognised under international law as a refugee.

Since then, more than 20,000 have been recognised under a new law.

The INDCs are recognised under the agreement, but are not legally binding.

Unfortunately, only about 4m hectares have been recognised under the act (pdf), less than 10% of the potential area.

Surprisingly, the callers included several military personnel who reported difficulties using their military ID cards at polling stations even though such identification is recognised under the new rules.