For this project, we took the view that a rational linear perspective was inadequate, that we would be responsive to the context, and we would recognise that relationships especially power relations, would be important factor in mediating research [ 12].
"[People with learning disabilities] may not always recognise that relationships should not be as bad as the one they are in".
"[People with learning disabilities] may not always recognise that relationships should not be as bad as the one they are in". She says the books will help readers understand their situation and assist them to tell their own story.
However, and here lies the importance of the present judgment, the court did make a significant step by recognising that stable relationships of cohabiting same-sex couples fall within the notion of family life.
Parents recognised that challenging behaviour and anxiety were potential barriers to forming successful relationships.
I recognised that feeling.
36 37 GPs have previously recognised that building relationships with parents may come at the cost of overlooking the child's needs.
It recognised that the relationship could, sometimes, break down for a number of reasons, and that the closure of an account might be inevitable.
Indeed, in both capitals it now seems to be recognised that the relationship runs on many more levels of complexity than the hood-and-cloak brigade used to suppose: that surely is an improvement.
It is recognised that the relationship between research and policy uptake is complex and that dissemination of research findings is necessary, but insufficient, for policy uptake.
