"We are pleased the government has recognised something needs to be done.
"Then it could alert the human operators and say, 'look, I've recognised something unusual in sector three' or wherever it might be, and then the human can have a closer look".
And what's the narrative to go with that that persuades the public that you've recognised something, and you're doing something about it, and you are minimising risk and harm as a consequence?
The Lion King was the last Disney picture in the classic vein, perhaps the last Walt Disney movie that the man himself (who died in 1966) might have recognised as something that could have come from his own hand.
Since the introduction of apartheid in the late 1940s, most people of goodwill in Britain have recognised it as something morally abhorrent.
At least in rejecting General Pérez a majority of those who voted seem to have recognised that Guatemala needs something more sophisticated than mere repression.
The remarkable speed with which food banks have been proliferating across the country is a reflection of need but also of how quickly congregations have recognised that this is something they can do quite easily.
Most countries have recognised the need to do something and are beginning to act.But even then there is no guarantee that their efforts will work.
These tribal and religious lines are something that Sykes should have recognised.
As one of nature's comfortable outsiders, it is something he maybe should have recognised.
