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Some 69 countries have now recognised it.
UK national policies have now recognised refurbishment of ballasted systems as an economic alternative to complete renewal especially in locations of switches and crossing (S&C) layouts.
UN member states have now recognised the significance of wildlife crime, placing it high on the global environmental and sustainable development agenda at the first UN Environmental Assembly last year.
"I think a lot of people have now recognised we have got to move on from this offensive, stigmatising language but there are some people – clearly including this presenter – who are stuck in the dark ages.
The Russians invaded Georgia in a fever of war enthusiasm; have refused to pull out and rejected attempts to internationalise the dispute; and have now recognised the enclaves' independence less than three weeks after the war began.In principle, sub-national states should sometimes be able to secede, but South Ossetia and Abkhazia clearly do not qualify.
This was a serious unfairness which the human rights judges have now recognised". Roger Smith, director of the law reform group Justice, said: "This is a wonderful victory for the sheer perseverance of two litigants who have just stuck to the task and insisted upon justice.
But with the launching of "Operation Air Bridge" on Monday it has now recognised its responsibility to its citizens in Angola.
The IPCC has now recognised that it should take the same approach to communications as it does to science: go with the evidence base.
The government has now recognised the potential of garden cities and new towns as a development approach that can create new places on a grand scale.
