"But I recognize that's setting the bar very high".
"By setting up unpaid internship programs, it seems to me that without completely recognizing it, it sets up a system where you are making it ever more difficult for people who don't have economic advantages to catch up".
Williams notes American chemical companies "are not crazy about REACH," but he says they also recognize that it is a set of regulations they have to live with if they wish to do business in Europe.
The actual wording in the TPP's environmental chapter states: "The Parties further recognize that it is inappropriate to set or use their environmental laws or other measures in a manner which would constitute a restriction on trade or investment between the Parties [read: Countries]." What this means is that environmental laws can't stop trade.
So just by the nature of being recognized as that, it kind of set me apart.
For over a century, New York City has invested in conservation of the Catskills, recognizing that setting aside land, managing development, working with farmers and other landowners to reduce pollution is a smart investment, and offers long-term benefits in securing the city's water supply.
(If there's just the one, Alexa will recognize that and will set it as the default for you).
We have given matrices for the conversion of arbitrary isotopomer, cumomer and mass fraction vectors; recognizing that the set of punctured cumomers of a given moiety (with respect to any determinate isotopic labeling state) is the Reed Muller spectral domain of the corresponding set of isotopomers.
Until they recognize that foreign policy sets the limits of domestic policy, they will never compete with the exigent reasons a party for war can manufacture with the greatest of ease.
Although the six universities that recognize it have set up an organization to oversee the sport at the college level, Underhill said the group, the National Competitive Stunt and Tumbling Association, was a "loosely defined, unincorporated association" without a board of directors, a voting system for members or "other hallmarks of a governing national athletics organization".
