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"It is assessed that as detainees continue to realise their pathway proposition, there will almost certainly be a continued shift in demeanour where detainees may individually, or collectively, attempt to coerce or test policy outcomes through a range of adverse behaviours," the report states.

Oisin has made an important contribution to the BBC in his 12 years with us, and we hope to see him continue to realise his potential in his role as a development executive.

His broad experience in operational and commercial finance management and his in-depth knowledge of the media sector, both in the UK and internationally, will be invaluable as we continue to realise the full potential of the Guardian in the digital age".

"Only by working together can we ensure the world can continue to realise the benefits of the internet," he said.

The work initiated by Labor continues to realise significant savings to this day.

I hope that the British public continues to realise how valuable the NHS frontline staff are.

She said: "We have made young people realise, and will continue to make them realise, that there are choices, alternatives to violent crime.

"We would like clinicians to be able to be view a patient's SCR, when it is appropriate for them to do so, so that the benefits to patient safety and care can continue to be realised, including more informed and appropriate prescribing, reduced medication errors, greater clinician confidence when caring for patients and improved support for patients who may have problems communicating".

"For the sake of future generations, we must continue to work together to realise a world without nuclear weapons," Mr Roos said in a statement.

The puzzle is how even he can continue not to realise this, although of course – and I'm afraid there's no highfalutin way to put this - he really does look quite insane now.

Hearts executive chairwoman designate Ann Budge has urged supporters to continue to pledge their help to realise fan ownership of the club.