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The working group's report said that it recognises concerns of a "carbon bubble", where international action to rapidly phase out emissions from fossil fuels – as agreed by nearly 200 countries in Paris last year – results in abrupt loss in the sector's value.
Glen says that he recognises the concerns but says it is a "delicate stage" of negotiations.
Lyons said today that the BBC Trust "recognises external concerns over scale and growth of BBC online operations".
Some Tory insiders were tempted to argue the retreat on pasties showed that the Chancellor is in touch with ordinary people and recognises their concerns.
And there is evidence that the administration of President Hassan Rouhani, now in his second month in office, recognises these concerns and is responding to them.
The British government says that it recognises American concerns, but adds that it does not regard the prospect of US soldiers being tried by the court as a realistic one.
He recognises the concerns around the architecture of London's skyline, but tall buildings beautifully designed in the right location and in harmony with their surroundings help to meet the challenge of a rapidly growing city".
But he says he recognises supporters' concerns - and the risk to the game if they are priced out.
Transport Minister Stephen Hammond told the BBC: "Fares are rising but at the lowest they've ever done in the last decade and that's because this government recognises the concerns that people have about rail fares.
Mrs May has said she recognises the concerns about the backstop, and is planning to seek changes to it - but the EU has already said it is not willing to renegotiate the current withdrawal agreement.
Tony Spontana told AFP news agency he hoped the single outstanding judicial case which Jakarta recognises - concerning the case of the sole Indonesian convict - would be resolved "as soon as possible so that we will have a chance to determine the D-Day of the executions".
