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However, Amir recognises that he cannot be one with God.

She recognises, however, that you cannot be the very best at both running and cycling but for Pooley the move is about first principles.

This starts with a vision of American leadership that recognises that military power alone cannot be the first or only answer to the threats facing our nation.

It supplies an ethical content to foreign policy and recognises that the national interest cannot be defined only by narrow realpolitik.

"This change recognises that a 'grey' issue cannot be proportionately and fairly regulated by a 'black and white' rule," Paul Struthers, the chief executive of the PJA, said, "and that jockeys are skilled horsemen who care passionately about horses and are being denied the ability to use their full skill and judgment throughout the course of the race.

"This change recognises that a 'grey' issue cannot be proportionately and fairly regulated by a 'black and white' rule, and that jockeys are skilled horsemen who care passionately about horses and are being denied the ability to use their full skill and judgement throughout the course of the race.

Jim Prentice, the federal minister of Indian affairs and northern development, recognises that but adds: "There is nothing that cannot be accommodated within the Canadian federation".

It recognises the top performers of the previous English season and cannot be won by the same player twice.

Nor, he claims, does the consortium's £8.5m offer give him comfort that it has the "requisite business skills", appreciates that "the club cannot be run on purely business principles" or recognises "that the fans are key stakeholders in the club".

But the structure cannot be predicted with certainty, because the HMM recognises no sequences of proteins of known structure in the Protein Data Bank.

It is time for a new settlement which recognises that free movement is a central principle of the EU, but it cannot be a completely unqualified one".