On Tuesday, the Vermont Legislature formally recognized that reality.
Because the international community for the first time is formally recognizing that Arctic seas and wildlife warrant special safeguards.
I am thrilled that Tuesday President Obama formally recognized that government regulation can hurt entrepreneurship and innovation by issuing an executive order requiring that regulators balance the impact of rules on job creation, economic growth and innovation.
Mr. Seselj has proposed a "nationalization" of the paper that would formally recognize that 51percentt of Politika remains in state hands.
Behavioral economics had finally arrived: a discipline that for a half-century had built its theories on the rigid assumption that people acted with rational, unemotional self-interest had formally recognized that human beings had another, feisty, side to them.
But that hasn't really happened so far, and so the effect has been somewhat different: Colombia has formally recognized that it doesn't exercise full sovereignty over all its territory.
The decision was made after the governing board of the I.A.E.A., the United Nations' nuclear watchdog agency, passed a resolution at a meeting in Vienna that formally recognized that North Korea's actions represented a major security threat.
"Demonstrate it by formally recognizing that climate change is a threat to international peace and security," Mr. Stephen said, comparing it to nuclear proliferation or terrorism given its potential to destabilize governments and create conflict.
In 1997, a World Health Organization (WHO) consultation formally recognized that the obesity epidemic occurs worldwide and is not limited to the developed world.
In the context of science and technology development this can be interpreted as making research efforts more inclusive, in formally recognizing parties that where vital in bringing out a new product and in not systematically discriminating certain research contributions without good arguments.
