He was quick to recognise, for instance, that if the changes were to work then the practitioners – social workers, lawyers and judges – would need extensive new training sessions, and so training packs were commissioned from educational institutions.
Girl, that's magic!" When asked whether black women would get riled by a #WhiteGirlMagic hashtag, Bolden made the obvious but necessary point that oppressed communities have to fight to have their achievements recognised: for instance, white women are accepted as the standard of beauty.
Semantic web ontologies have already been recognised (for instance by Emile-Geay and Eshleman [56]) as potential enablers of interoperability for paleoclimate data.
As illustrated by informants 10, 7, and 4 these initial changes in bodily perception were recognised for instance when buying new clothes, as a sign of old age when being together with peers, or simply during the conduct of their daily life.
"But we must also recognise that there are instances where our government has the clear authority – and, I would argue, the responsibility – to defend the United States through the appropriate and lawful use of lethal force".
In both instances he recognised centralised systems and bureaucracies as a creating conditions in which corruption could flourish.
It is not perplexing to recognise that, in this instance, schooling experiences at Wave 3 (compared to preschool at Wave 1) would contribute positively to children's repertoire of knowledge and cognitive processes (e.g., reading comprehension).
Palæontologist Martin Glaessner finally, in 1959, made the connection between this and the earlier finds and with a combination of improved dating of existing specimens and an injection of vigour into the search many more instances were recognised.
In other instances, even recognised refugees are not included.
Therefore, it must be recognised that in many instances, T-RF bands of the same length will be generated from different bacterial species.
