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"The zoo is recognised worldwide for our work with lions," chief executive Steffen Stræde concluded in the statement.

Another of the strengths of the PGCE is that it is a global brand, recognised worldwide as a preparation for teaching in any context.

It's recognised worldwide and is a benchmark for standards in Britain Ed Miliband Tory ministers have even tried to decriminalise dodging the £145.50 licence fee, a move that opponents characterised as the first step towards abolishing the charge altogether, but were blocked in an 11th-hour move by the Lords.

Tiaozini is now recognised worldwide as a critical place for the species' survival.

Oliver Robertson, the death penalty and alternatives project manager at Penalty Reform International, says "it is recognised worldwide that people must not be sentenced to death for crimes committed before they were 18".

Their importance was recognised worldwide with the 2005 Nobel Prize being awarded to T.W. Hänsch and J. Hall for their breakthrough in OFC science [5].

The need for physical therapists to use standardised (outcome) measures has been recognised worldwide and has been articulated in a number of policy statements, including the Core Standards of Physiotherapy Practice of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (http://www.wcpt.org/node/29447).

His qualities as a top full-back are recognised worldwide.

Today the magnificence of that art is recognised worldwide.

"Though early childhood is recognised worldwide as a crucial stage in its own right, ministers in England persist in viewing it simply as a preparation for school.

You should allow professors to become really outstanding academicians, recognised worldwide, and you should reward them.