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In recent years, children's health policy has increasingly recognised changing family demographics and roles of fathers in caring for their children.

Matthew Morris, UK spokesperson "Our operations include security practices that are in line with local customs and that recognise changing dynamics.

First, he believes many NGOs have not recognised that changing the legal status of companies "is actually the single most important and urgent underlying societal change to achieve many of their diverse goals".

As you've recognised, Robert, changing countries may be an ideal opportunity for a career move or even a total change of track.

But this question fails to recognise the changing media landscape.

Both could usefully be reformed to recognise the changing balance of power in the world economy.

And we want local authorities to ensure their local plans recognise the changing demographic of their areas and prioritise housebuilding for this age group.

An important part of this will be for academic institutions (appointment boards and libraries) to recognise the changing world of publishing and the active role they can play in it.

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It is paramount that health professionals recognise the changing needs of women through the different stages of pregnancy.

Colles fracture is one of the biggest compensation issues in upper limb practice and I believe the time has come to recognise the changing expectations in those who suffer from Colles fractures".