The social security system recognises these common situations by allowing some people to take an advance of up to $1,000 on entitlements.
The PhD Network of the Netherlands collects information of all meetings of local PhD collectives, recognises their common problems and exchanges information between them.
UNG2 was isolated using polyclonal PU059 that recognises the UNG1/2 common catalytic domain.
The UN framework convention on climate change, which even the United States has signed up to, recognises that countries have "common but differentiated responsibilities".
Additionally, South African common law recognises the offence of injuria - the unlawful infliction of bodily harm or violation of physical integrity.
The poem recognises that grief is our common lot.
There is nothing in the deal that recognises the failure of the common security and defence policy and puts a stop to the further weakening of our defence capabilities and goes towards strengthening of Nato.
Although statutory law in Australia 6 supports the legal appointment of surrogates, it is common law that recognises the right of competent adults to refuse medical treatment.
The bill states the law is needed "because the parliament recognises that Australian citizenship is a common bond, involving reciprocal rights and obligations, and that citizens may, through certain conduct incompatible with the shared values of the Australian community, demonstrate that they have severed the bond and repudiated their allegiance to Australia".
Given the diverse nature of the group, which includes the Guardian and Observer, GMG Radio, Emap, Trader Media Group (TMG) and GMG Property Services, the vision recognises that "while all our businesses share this common goal, we recognise that each has its own specific contribution to make".
Second, it recognises that postpartum anxiety and adjustment disorders are common, but less well recognised than depression and require direct attention.
