Now, those who criticize Mr. Jospin's plan fear that it would be another way of recognizing a separate "people".
They made a major breakthrough when the IAAF (led by the Marquess of Exeter, the former Lord Burghley) recognized a separate East German team beginning with the 1966 European Athletics Championships.
Gregory also recognized a separate lower unit, the Shinarump conglomerate (originally named by J.W. Powell), which is now considered to be a basal member of the Chinle Formation [35].
Ornithologists holding this opinion would recognize a separate order, Trochiliformes, for the hummingbirds.
We, of course, agree that much good work is done within the evolutionary sciences by recognizing that separate answers to how and why questions are needed, but the same good work could be done, and often is, using alternative terminology, without any of the negative ramifications of Mayr's framework.
Inclusion of these subfamilies emphasizes their closer evolutionary relationships to one another than to any other group of rodents, but such affinity could also be expressed by recognizing each as a separate family and then bringing them together within a larger category, the superfamily Muroidea.
It is believed that by recognizing separate roles of system II and the influence of system I mechanisms on the way we make decisions, we can be in a better position to harness both types of processes toward better practice of making clinical decisions [ 2, 9].
Internet addiction is not recognized as a separate disorder by the American Psychiatric Association, and treatment is not generally covered by insurance.
Sarawak was recognized as a separate state by the United States (1850) and Great Britain (1864) and, until 1905, was gradually enlarged through purchase and annexation.
Zimmerius improbus has been recognized as a separate species by various authorities as early as Hellmayr (1927), and has had several different English names, such as Specious Tyrannulet or Mountain Tyrannulet.
