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There is a recognition from the government and those in the profession that as the economy picks up, competition to recruit graduates will increase.

The hope is for the terms to be agreed and signed by Wednesday night, though there is a recognition from both parties Mourinho may not officially takeover until the latter part of the week.

(There was a recognition, from the crowd in the hall, of the reference to gay rights in that last phrase).

"It's a recognition from the international community that this killing of people — this terrible violence — is totally unacceptable," she said.

"There's a recognition from our members that private property owners deserve more rights than exist under the current act," said Chris Hodgson, president of the Ontario Mining Association, which represents large mining companies.

The greatest benefit of such a fellowship, Bucciantini says, is the self-esteem and encouragement it gives you: "It's a recognition from the community that you can put forward interesting research".

"We have to keep going, but there has to be a recognition from within themselves that that performance [against Rochdale] was not good enough and they need to work harder and do the right things.

"There's a recognition from last year and previous years that individuals, just like with any exercise or exertion, become less and less effective.

There is a recognition that the shift from consumerism to sustainability is not achievable in the short term.

That so many of us are here today is a recognition that the threat from climate change is serious, it is urgent, and it is growing.

The generous gift from Bloomberg Philanthropies is a recognition of how much we've achieved and a challenge to go further.