REFORM of the antiquated House of Lords, with its ermine-clad hereditary peers, into something that might be recognised as part of a modern democracy is a cause close to the hearts of many Labour MPs, but is well down the government's priority list.
By now Jalowicz was working as a forced labourer for Siemens making armaments with 200 other Jewish women, delighting in small acts of sabotage, wearing her yellow star only in places where she might be recognised, and keeping a threaded needle in her pocket so that she could sew it on at any moment.
Then — and only then — is there a possibility that someone like LaShawn Merritt might be recognised in his local shopping mall.
England have beaten only six of the 23 teams who might be recognised as members of the world's elite since 2008.
Within the definitions of culture that might be recognised by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, which nominates a UK City of Culture every four years, Hull's most obvious claims to fame are poetry and theatre.
In truth, the account of the BBC in Dame Janet's report might be recognised by any who work in big organisations when they are built round rich, talented and often flawed individuals.
" Lehrer is not a recluse, though he resists all publicity unless he has something to sell, refuses television interviews (because he'd be asked to perform and then might be recognised in airports) and admits having encouraged rumours that he was dead, in the vain hope of cutting down on his junk mail.
Hence, "bargaining" or "governance" might be recognised as producer's organisation according to Article 152.
The landmarks along the route do their best to capture a grand, humorous and cultured Yorkshire some of which might be recognised as television locations.
After non-representative ductectomy, intraductal lesions might be recognised sonographically inside a duct ectasia caused by a discharge blockage.
