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Iran's aspiration to a civilian nuclear programme is fully recognised, with the assurance that "under no circumstances" will the country seek to acquire the bomb.

The technology dependency of labor today is still an underestimated phenomenon and not fully recognised within the psychological discomforts.

It is only the hope of becoming a fully recognised state one day (with all its accompanying freedoms) that has kept Palestinians alive these last 70 years – alive through wars, blockades, endless indignities and uncertainties.

If the true returns from energy efficiency are not being fully recognised, then important projects with the potential to slash both costs and carbon emissions could be being sidelined.

"The importance of children having a meaningful relationship with both parents is already fully recognised by the judiciary and all those working within the family justice system," it said.

At that stage of his career, his versatility was yet to be fully recognised, and he was competing for the right-back position with Philipp Lahm, the man who would lift the World Cup in Rio de Janeiro last year.

Oftsed said E-ACT "fully recognised the challenges" and had begun to "address aspects of greatest concern", with its leaders' judgements "fully in line with inspectors' experiences and evidence".

Ethiopia is cooperating with the TFG at the latter's invitation, a fact fully recognised by the international community.

This is fully recognised by Baker and Stanley.

Commissioners have not yet fully recognised the huge financial saving that would result from early intervention.

Ethnic, cultural and sexual minorities should have their civil, cultural, political and economic rights fully recognised.