In 1981, the Commission predicted a substantial increase in energy demand, but recognising the heterogeneity of preferences amongst Member States did not propose any 'substantial centralization of energy policy instruments' nor 'uniformity in the diversification of supply' (European Commission, 1981: 10).
We must stop the demand and recognise the clear link between trafficking and prostitution … We need to create a culture where buyers are aware that the women they are buying services off might be victims of trafficking".
And let's ask ourselves what would happen if the present German government was to claim that any demand to recognise the "events" of 1939-1945 – in which six million Jews were murdered – as a genocide was "Jewish propaganda" and "mutilating history and law".
The "awfulness", as she calls it, began with an abusive tweet the day after the then new Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, agreed to her demands to recognise the achievements of just one woman among the five portraits on our banknotes.
Mr Olmert said he would give Hamas a "reasonable" amount of time to meet demands to recognise the Jewish state, renounce violence and accept existing agreements signed by the Palestinian Authority (PA).
Hamas and Fatah have reached agreement on a plan to end months of political deadlock in the Palestinian authority, but which may fall short of international demands to recognise Israel.
The initiative even got its own White House petition last year.On the surface, the demands to recognise Mr Kershaw's performance as a de facto perfecto while discarding the win statistic share the same sensibility: both seek to align baseball's quantitative record books with players' true on-field value.
The demands to recognise Israel as a Jewish state annuls the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their homes from which they were systemically and violently expelled in 1948 in what is now Israel – a right enshrined in international law and at the heart of the Palestinian struggle.
There is a requirement to be cognisant of the impacts demographic ageing will have in healthcare demands whilst simultaneously recognising that attitudes to technology may change in future generations of older adults.
Recognising the demand for a branch in the capital, UEA opened the Middlesex Street study centre this January to cater for more than 1,000 students it hopes to attract on to specialist programmes, including its Masters in creative entrepreneurship, preparatory courses for international students, and the new part-time version of the carbon MBA that it launched last month.
