Do you recognise the term "public service ethos", and how do you define it?
Despite this global importance, child-survival programmes have ignored SAM, and WHO does not recognise the term "acute malnutrition".
She has worked in this field in the local authority for six years Do you recognise the term "public service ethos", and how do you define it?
Before that she nursed for 17 years in NHS hospitals Do you recognise the term "public service ethos", and how do you define it?
It has also improved its ability to recognise difficult place names such as Tibooburra and Unanderra, and can now recognise the term "drop bear", an Australian slang term used to describe a fictional bear-like animal that drops from trees.
Authors of such pieces rarely find their words echoing around the globe; but this one did, because it was none other than Prince Charles.Before last Sunday, only 30% of people in Britain recognised the term nanotechnology.
KB: You may not recognise the term: promoting social enterprise to students is challenging as many may never have heard of the term but they do know they want to make a difference in their community, so language is key in how you introduce social enterprise.
· Leslie Plommer STATE SECTOR/MULTI-AGENCY As children's strategy manager at Solihull metropolitan borough council, Richard Keble, 39, is setting up one of Britain's new children's trusts, which aim to link up all services for children Do you recognise the term "public service ethos", and how do you define it?
Ms Hyslop said she did not recognise the term "shambles", but said: "We are capable of delivering, but we need to scale up what we're doing.
However, Zaw Htay, director of Myanmar's presidential office, said his leaders would not attend if the word "Rohingya" was used in the invitation, as they did not recognise the term.
