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It's a new grade designed to recognise the very best performance.

The New Year honours are designed to recognise the good endeavours of British citizens, from the exalted to the ordinary.

The move was designed to recognise the difficulties that people have had signing up for new health care plans.

The centre also hosts the annual Duke of York young entrepreneur awards, designed to recognise the best business ideas developed by students at Yorkshire's universities.

It runs in conjunction with the Guardian's International Development Journalism Awards and is designed to recognise the "unsung heroes" who have made a considerable impact on poverty alleviation in the developing world.

There are challenges associated with a single qualification designed to recognise the achievement of all students - the current tiered system seeks to do that.

Williams said the scheme was designed to recognise that, in the UK's view, the important thing was not just to get in more students.

This suggests that regulators should pay more attention to the specific features of the different bands, and that the appropriate spectrum management regime should be designed to recognise these differences.

The Prime Minister said that the scheme was designed to recognise how the government values marriage and families and that the break would bolster the institution of marriage.

Probe DNA templates were prepared by PCR and were designed to recognise either the 175 bp Hae III fragment within the human GM-CSF promoter or the 153 bp Hae III fragment of a CG island located within the mouse adenine phosphoribosyltransferase gene.

We then assessed amplification efficiency of primer pairs designed to recognise each of the isoforms using equimolar amounts of the three purified DAF mRNAs.