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There has been a sense of frustration that the country did not recognise the strength of feeling on Merseyside.
Baker Small posted an apology later, stating: "We recognise the strength of feeling following the deletion of some of our tweets and for the content.
"We recognise the strength of feeling that has been expressed and are taking steps to ensure that this mistake will not happen again".
But we also recognise the strength of feeling on this issue in both the charity sector and parliament". He said the amendment would "make it crystal clear this bill will in no way stop charities doing their normal campaigning".
"We have to really recognise the strength and fortitude and fearlessness that it took to come forward when you know you just filmed a police officer murder somebody," Stewart told reporters.
The British Medical Association BMAA) council chairman, Dr Mark Porter, said neither side wanted the dispute to go on indefinitely and urged the government to recognise the strength of feeling among medics.
Teaching culturally diverse classrooms starts from embracing beliefs that recognise the strengths of cultural diversity.
To succeed in the humanities you need to build an argument and you need to be able to recognise the strengths and weaknesses of the contrary position.
At a meeting at the school yesterday afternoon, it's understood parents were told that Education Leeds chiefs had come to recognise the strengths of the school and had been impressed with the way the staff, the community and other local schools have come together to work for City of Leeds.
Before considering the results further it is necessary to recognise the strengths and limitations of the study.
Part of a long-term effort to strengthen the welfare system in the Solomon Islands, Community Welfare Volunteers not only play a key role in ensuring communities understand the effects of the disaster but also recognise the strengths they posses in caring for their children.
