It is an initiative that appears to us to be being used by the Cabinet Office to demonstrate to the wider public sector the commercial value of many activities (hidden gems) and the intellectual property that is sitting within, much of which is without recognition of value in a wider context.
Cass Sunstein, for example, argues that recognition of value incommensurability helps "to reveal what is at stake in many areas of the law" (1994, 780).
Ensuring and enhancing the mutual understanding between researchers and policy makers is essential for enhancing the recognition of value of HPSR+A and ensuring improved uptake of HPSR+A research in policy and practice.
New Labour has tended to be a slightly glossy political philosophy, concentrated on its recognition of the values of consumerism, on pop rather than the past.
It is about how we treat people now, how they respond to the recognition of shared values and ethics, and how we nurture them in our community.
It is the gap between the often tawdry reality of the characters' lives and their recognition of the values of loyalty, trust and duty that makes the play both funny and profound.
The Vatican said the honour wasn't surprising given the resonance in the general public that Francis has had since his election, but it nevertheless said the choice was a "positive" recognition of spiritual values in the international media.
Three case studies on grassland protection, the establishment of riverbank buffer zones and water-sensitive farming illustrate that an economic perspective can convey recognition of the values of ES and biodiversity.
The Coalition for Rural Health Care Ethics [ 5] formulated an agenda for rural healthcare ethics that specifically identified ethical concerns arising from the insufficient recognition of cultural values, which this study addresses.
But there is also overlap with Gourmet's model [ 18] where social interaction corresponds with our interaction questions, and where recognition of the values corresponds with our barriers.
