The demand of food sovereignty, she argues, goes far beyond recognising the role of small-scale agriculture.
Prometheus is full of moments in which characters' motivations are unclear or absurd and it's probably not worth dwelling on them beyond recognising that, well, the script is very patchy.
"I am delighted to have the support of both UNICEF and Unilever whose involvement meant that beyond recognising talent, the competition served a higher purpose in generating awareness of the need to strengthen health systems in the developing world".
Indeed, if patient engagement in safety is to succeed it is vital for health professionals to move beyond recognising the benefits of patient involvement, towards actively encouraging safety related behaviours in patients [ 28, 53].
Only with the fans, in Rome and beyond, who recognised in Gascoigne the street footballer in themselves, was he a success.
It was Obama who stepped up the most controversial use of drones, using them beyond internationally recognised war zones to conduct hundreds of strikes in the lawless regions of Yemen, Pakistan and Somalia.
Pastoral duties are allocated on a rotating basis, and achievements beyond those recognised by the RAE are rewarded.
It is time for Liverpool to savour the last of one man's outstanding service, loyalty and talent; the latter not always recognised beyond Anfield.
The Turkish-Cypriot side has recently clearly stated that a settlement aimed at re-uniting the island is possible if the "equal partner" status of both sides, as you suggest, is recognised beyond the narrow and private confines of the negotiating table.
What needs to be recognised beyond all the immediate hullabaloo is that the scandal shows just how illusory it is to imagine that Europe can function as a "common market" without all the red tape and constraints on sacred national sovereignty that Eurosceptics so ferociously decry.
One of the more compelling aspects of the current leadership election is the way that both sons in different ways have, through necessity and, it seems, newfound conviction, attempted to re-engage with the idea of Labour as a movement (that their father might just have recognised) beyond the "comfort zone" of the parliamentary party.
