But Mr. Wigington, the lawyer, said the safety agency declined to recognize that test as far back as 1975.
As far back as 1926, Harold Ross had recognized that voice as the one his new magazine needed; Ross clung with all the devices at an editor's command (money, love, guilt-inducement) to his sometimes wriggling prize.
Far from recognizing that we are each an inseparable part of the whole, and everyone pitching in to make the world a better place for its inhabitants, life in the 1980s was characterized by an unprecedented level of individual self-absorption.
The idea that the state itself can further cosmopolitan objectives aligns with contemporary understanding of foreign policy for health that recognizes that, far from being obsolete, states have an important role in fostering global health through foreign policy [ 8, 37, 38].
The revision includes a complicated formula that recognizes that so far, fewer than 1,400 shops have enrolled in the enhanced inspection system, fewer than half the expected number.
Kindel said he recognizes that Microsoft is far behind right now, but remains ambitious in its mobile efforts.
That is what will result in our transcendence and take us to that far shore, where each of us recognizes that the other is his brother and that, in fact, the world is our home, where there are no barriers that separate us but powerful forces that bind us.
(Elizondo was also in "Valentine's Day" and "New Year's Eve").. Marshall recognizes that Roberts is far choosier with her roles nowadays, and he did have to lure her to Atlanta for the shoot -- but the advantage of making these ensemble holiday flicks "means nobody has to work too long".
Ms. Lotse said that the organization recognizes that tents are far from ideal, but they do provide a way to help children continue learning despite the devastation.
