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And along with the popular acclaim, there has been recognition from every major award Ness is eligible for: the Booktrust Teenage Prize (Knife won, Ask shortlisted), the Costa (Ask won), the Carnegie Medal (Knife shortlisted, Ask currently shortlisted) and The Guardian First (Knife won and you're not eligible for a second).
"This is recognition from the world governing body that we're not just here to make up the numbers".
There was recognition from Ballack and others that Germany have played better but what they proved for the first time is that they can recover.
More money is always good, but what we really want is recognition from politicians that we are the fourth emergency service.
To Birkenshaw, the letter is much more than ink on a page: it is recognition from the government of a life spent trapped in a stranger's body.
India was never initially considered important, but Modi is a good businessman and now with the lure of uranium there is recognition from Australia it is a two-way street and they need to woo each other".
Asked afterwards if any of the firms present had accepted they were guilty of irresponsible lending, she said: "I think there was recognition from some around the table that there were things they could improve on, and that behaviour needed to change".
Reacting to the statement, Institute of Physics president Frances Saunders said she was "pleased that there is recognition from government of the continuing value of investing in science", but cautioned that long-term commitment was essential.
A turning point because there is recognition from donor countries that they need to be more effective in selecting funding priorities and disbursing ODA.
There is recognition from the results of representative epidemiological surveys that most adults with mental health problems do not receive treatment [ 1, 2].
