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But as an institute, we do not have the broad recognition that others have.

"If he' s trying to force a broad recognition that we've run out of money, fine," Mr. Brodsky said.

–       There was broad recognition that patience will be a virtue, given the embedded nature of today's norms and metrics.

"There's starting to be a broad recognition that decision-making environments in health care could better reflect how doctors and patients actually make decisions," he said.

Still, there's a broad recognition that community engagement is vital to success on the Web, and this reflects one way to foster it.

As a result of his meeting with Chiefs of Staff from the GCC and Jordan in Manama last December, there is now broad recognition that effective regional air and maritime defense requires multilateral cooperation.

It was part of a broader recognition that the school's responsibility to students transcends the purely academic — especially at Whitman, where 64percentt of students are economically disadvantaged.

ReprintsThe talks in Seoul have now evinced a broader recognition that grievances must not be left to overshadow essential economic relationships.

Perhaps more significantly is the broader recognition that Transocean's safety management systems on the rig were deficient and where this could lead BP and its licence partners to pursue Transocean for compensation thus reducing the overall size of the liability net to BP.

From the early, often dire, predictions about how many jobs will be destroyed by automation, we are now seeing broader recognition that automation affects the component tasks of jobs in more nuanced ways.

It's because of this broader recognition that hijras could vote in that year's presidential election at least five hijras even ran for office.