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In particular, it recognises the potential of offshore wind energy within the overall portfolio of energy production.

"Labor recognises the potential benefits for Australia from the TPP, including increased market access for our goods and services," he told Guardian Australia.

While Stigson is optimistic about the future, he also recognises the potential for conflict in the decades ahead as countries vie to take control of limited natural resources.

Finlay recognises the potential of Ellis's story to transcend its central gimmick – fame at the price of anonymity – and asks that we recognise the potential of her film to do the same.

Although the prospects for Thorntons as an independent company remain strong as the company embarks on the next phase of its strategy, the board of Thorntons also recognises the potential benefits to the brand and the business, including employees and all stakeholders, from combining with the Ferrero group".

"We are delighted that Adam recognises the potential at the club".

Eco-textile company Offset Warehouse recognises the banana's potential and currently partners with an NGO in Nepal to ensure banana fabric production supports the artisan sector by relying on local skills, and that workers are paid fairly and operate in safe conditions.

The world's canniest investor, Warren Buffett, recognises the technology's potential: his Berkshire Hathaway group has taken a 10% stake in BYD.One factor that is critical to the success of this new breed of cars is the way the electricity to power them is generated.

Our results suggest that a modest majority of HCP, but only a minority of hospital administrators, recognises the obligation to treat patients despite the potential risks.

"The government recognises the scale of concern in relation to the potential inclusion of a profit-making motive in the proposed range of additional delegable functions – in particular child protection".

Hariri says that he recognises the fears of the politicisation of the tribunal and the potential implications of an indictment of Hezbollah.