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

"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".

Jon Rogers London When will we get a government that recognises the value of the public sector?

Alasdair Macintyre recognises the value to contemporary Aristotelian virtue ethics of Anderson's Heraclitean appreciation of conflict and the importance he attributes to critical traditions (Macintyre 1981).

But, it also recognises the "value to wider society in enabling offenders to be rehabilitated through a return to their chosen line of employment".

We believe this recognises the value and strengths of autonomous colleges which provide technical and vocational education closely aligned to the needs of industry.

The international community increasingly recognises the value in learning from the collective experiences of existing programmes to improve the effectiveness of control.

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