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It must also be recognised that, while the lunatic and anti-papist element took up plenty of column inches, many punters actually took delight in the signing of Johnston and the one-upmanship over Celtic which came with it.

45 It needs to be recognised that while the individual decision whether or not to donate should be paramount, in many cases the final decision rests with relatives.

They have shown, but not recognised, that while the implied absolute risk for the average carrier in the population is not substantial, it may be very high for carriers detected through testing women with a strong family history.

Sayers is no James Ellroy but she recognised that while, "some readers prefer their detective stories to be of this conventional kind..

But we need to recognise that while this serves the needs of the majority of patients, many still suffer terribly.

Viewers recognise that, while the film is emotionally impactful, it is not viscerally impactful or violent.

"It is important to recognise that while the events of the last year stand apart in their magnitude and their severity, they do not represent the first time that events emanating from the financial sector led to the disruption of the lives of very large numbers of people," he said.

"And I hope as a result that more and more schools will recognise that, while the decision to remain open or closed is a matter for the headteacher, everything can and should be done in order to ensure that all children get access to a good education".

The former state Minister for Indigenous Affairs, Warren Pitt, in 2007 said that all parties have matured since Native Title was introduced and can recognise that while the issues are complex, the betterment of Aboriginal people can be realised.

It was rapidly recognised that while apnoeic oxygenation alone could largely match the oxygen demands of the subject, it did not prevent a potentially rapid and dangerous rise in carbon dioxide concentration.

At a meeting last year between the Novartis Foundation, the WHO, and other leading international experts in disease elimination, it was recognised that while progress on leprosy is one of the health success stories of the last few decades, we have not been able to finish the job.