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Not surprisingly, they call for Fannie and Freddie to be dramatically shrunk when market conditions allow, and for their subsidies to be explicitly recognised on the federal books.

"I'd be very glad if this qualitative aspect were explicitly recognised in the evaluation of countries' public finances," said Padoan.

In the English system this range of tasks was explicitly recognised in the reforms of the early 1990s, which covered both research and development [ 17].

Bromley, a co-author of the report, told IPS the United Nations has an important role to play, but the EU has a unified stance on this matter and has explicitly recognised the problems of air cargo carriers transporting arms in their framework control strategy against the illicit smuggling of small arms and light weapons (SALW).

So, too, is the fact that Obama's campaign literature explicitly recognised the racially disparate impact of a range of criminal justice policies and policing strategies.

He explicitly recognised the importance of backing science, with medical research in genomics, drug-resistant infection and dementia all mentioned specifically.

The event is recognised on the International Association of Athletics Federation's circuit.

Perirectal vascular structures can be recognised on the 2D images.

Uniquely among the world's countries, Britain had not explicitly recognised Chinese sovereignty over the region.

This was explicitly recognised by some of the GPs in our sample and by some of the GPs in the mixed methods study by Tompsett et al. 20 The findings of our study confirm those from the only other empirical study on responses to maltreatment-related concerns by GPs in England.

The right to the protection of personal data is explicitly recognised by Article 8 of the EU's Charter of Fundamental Rights and by the Lisbon Treaty.