"The scaremongering arising out of the football governance enquiry has not been helpful and, whilst the board were always confident that there were no issues, recognise the concern the unknown outcome of any Premier League questions, may have on our members," said Leeds in a statement.
Due to the pressures on clinicians working within health, they often did not want to unearth patient's contextual issues, recognising that they would need more time to address them: … if you're busy you know, and you don't want to ask those questions because if the answer comes back positive, then what do you do?
It's an issue recognised by the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, who is floating a scheme called London Living Rent.
The problem of digital exclusion is growing, but with the issue recognised by executives and officers at every level, and a commitment to working together, it is one that we as a sector can solve for the benefit of the most vulnerable in our communities.
A simplified funding system would give researchers, as applicants or peer reviewers, more time for their research an issue recognised more than three decades ago.
In an industry where 2005's best picture winner Crash passes for progressive racial politics, it's no wonder why the keepers of the key have an issue recognising the twisted portrayals of people of colour and their stories.
Let's hope this latest campaign marks a year in which we develop more understanding of the issues, recognise that not everyone who is overweight is unhealthy, undesired or unfit to work and to reach out with compassion and empathy to those who are.
Environmental issues are recognised as being increasingly important, especially in the 21st century; researchers have thus proposed remanufacturing as a means of improving manufacturing sustainability.
However, social science is much slower to pick up this approach, and with a few exceptions, governance structures are analysed out of the spatial contexts, despite spatial fit issues being recognised as central to the study of environmental institutions.
This article draws on the Canadian experience to consider the potential of such negotiated agreements to address two issues widely recognised in academic and policy debates on environmental impact assessment (EIA) and environmental management.
