Thousands of students enrolled with a new breed of private higher education colleges are not registered to take recognised exams, the government's spending watchdog revealed on Tuesday, raising fears that huge numbers of undergraduates have been benefiting from taxpayer subsidy without undertaking meaningful study.
During the workshops, the Australians who were taking part were staying near Russell Square and they did a double-take, recognising it as one of the locations, but we realised we hadn't even thought about it.
There were more tight plays as the Scots looked to take yards, recognising that the Italians weren't committing at the breakdown.
Catalan politicians, in their majority, have recognised and taken on board the demands of these people, their people.
Take Cambodia, recognised for bringing down HIV prevalence, partly through a condom-use programme.
It was only when the political firestorm ignited the following day that the markets took flight – recognising that wider implications were plainly gathering pace.
Disraeli had passed near Suez in his tour of the Middle East in his youth, and on taking office, recognising the British interest in the canal as a gateway to India, he sent the Liberal MP Nathan Rothschild to Paris to enquire about buying de Lesseps's shares.
Rather than proceeding with this verification on a national basis, it has been proposed that an approach be taken of recognising seven agro-ecological zones as the basis for verifying freedom.
Thus, the findings should be taken with caution, recognising that the study took place with a specific population, and is time and context specific.
Potentially Shefer et al.'s (this issue) analysis of young men's talk has a more positive take: while recognising the dominance of certain discourses, they also highlight how young men's vulnerability is also evident in talk and how this establishes a precariousness that may be the basis for change.
