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To the DFE's credit it has recognised there are a variety of placement types that can meet the long term needs of vulnerable children and that each case must be judged on its merits.

President Karzai has recognised there are many people who take up arms under the umbrella of the Taliban who want to be part of a stable and secure Afghanistan.

The secretary of state for health has recognised there are problems in the NHS at weekends owing to the absence of senior doctors.

"We recognised there are ways of improving the technology and certainly the application of it," said Lorgat at the end of a two-day meeting at Lord's.

While the benefits of transdisciplinary research are widely recognised, there are institutional and practical constraints on researchers wishing to put these approaches into practice.

Even if a name can be legally changed, and recognised, there are still the awkward social barriers that these people are expected to jump through.

"We should have recognised there was a problem coming and done something about it.

Speaking on BBC1's Andrew Marr Show, he said he recognised there was "a lot of public unease about intervention overseas".

To be fair, the government and NHS has recognised there is a problem that needs addressing.

We need to recognise there are valid reasons why audiences don't trust us.

He said: "We need to recognise there are four bits to an energy bill.