The Improving Outcomes Strategy for Cancer recognises that not enough attention has been given to the long-term consequences of a cancer diagnosis for the ever increasing number of individuals surviving the disease, or as to how to enable individuals to return to active lives following the completion of initial cancer treatment.
Strachan recognises the shortcomings well enough.
As Williams says, "In a peculiar way, Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials is quite a tribute to Lewis – because, although Philip loathes the Narnia stories, he clearly recognises that there is enough imaginative bounce and energy in them to demand a serious response".
If this didn't have the courage of its convictions, it might be directing punters towards a low-alcohol variant but it means what it says and the real 'hero' of the commercial is the guy at the end who recognises he's had enough.
Liberal Democrat MP Norman Lamb, a health minister until last year, said: "The brutal truth is that this is not new money over and above the £8bn already announced and everyone recognises that it is not enough.
Everyone recognises the phenomenon, and it's enough to ignite a longing for more authenticity in travel.
The odds are that, if this is your only income, you will qualify for a range of benefits, including pension credit, because even the state recognises that its pension is not enough.
It operates what it calls a "warm hands on, warm hands off" approach, which recognises that simple signposting is not enough; team members have a supportive relationship with patients, which might mean making a phone call to remind them about an appointment or coming along to offer moral support.
Mr Parsons recognises the danger, but says, "We sell enough of our product outside to know what market values are.
He recognises the turkeys, thinks the audience are savvy enough to clock them too.
