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Even the government recognises the value of such "natural" flood defences.

"Ofcom recognises the value that PSB channels bring to pay-TV platforms," it said.

"I think the prison service recognises the value of what we do," Bowers says.

The government's childhood obesity strategy recognises the value of physical activity and the importance of walking and cycling to school.

Given all of its flaws, it is incredible that society recognises the value of basic research, and lends its support.

"The government recognises the value of libraries in providing a range of activities to their local communities".

The book recognises the propaganda value of such injustices in undermining the legitimacy of pro-western regimes.

It recognises the "intrinsic value and beauty" of the wider countryside, specifically protects playing fields, and bars "garden grabbing" for development.

Tracey Crouch, the sports minister, said: "This settlement recognises the wider value of sport in society and how it plays an important role in boosting the economy.

When he wins a public buildings commission - he is the architect in charge of "rebranding" Barnsley, not a term he likes, but one he recognises the publicity value of - the first thing he does is call a town meeting and hand out the crayons.

Game changers: British ideas to savour It identifies the "significant payoffs" from preserving "obsolete technologies" originally developed in Britain, in order to demonstrate the country's legacy in gaming "as the remainder of the world increasingly recognises the cultural value of the industry".