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Instead, rich-country governments, which have recognised the moral and economic imperative to enable poor countries to afford such drugs, should put up the necessary cash.

The best hope may lie in the global climate change talks, which have recognised that nearly 30% of all carbon is released from deforestation, the conversion of peat lands and degradation of soils.

This, says a diplomat from a country that considers Kosovo's declaration of independence illegal, has meant that colleagues from countries which have recognised Kosovo "are beginning to sweat .But another diplomat suggests that, if Serbia insists on taking Kosovo to the international court, it could "come back to haunt them".

2011 August-September - African Union joins 60 countries which have recognised the NTC as the new Libyan authority.

High mitotic activity has long been recognised as an indicator for the presumption of relatively rapid tumour growth, and high mitotic indices are certainly associated with poorly differentiated tumours and tumours which have recognised aggressive biology (small-cell and large-cell neuroendocrine carcinomas).

In 2012, when Abbas secured UN observer status for Palestine, the UK refused to follow the 136 other countries which had recognised it, standing loyally by the US.

Theatre for a Change has now signed a national memorandum of understanding with the police force which has recognised the urgent need for institutional change.

"It's regrettable that in a country which has recognised and promoted civil society, non-governmental organizations were not included in the official meeting agenda," Canineu said.

Georgia had insisted, quite reasonably, on placing international observers to monitor the movement of goods at its sovereign border, which includes the territories of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.Russia, which has recognised the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, said this compromised their status.

This finding is not unexpected and is reflected in a recent initiative by hospice and palliative care services which, having recognised the issue, have introduced volunteers to support carers in the process, for example the Marie Curie Helper Service [ 41].

The report found that the force had systems in place which should have recognised the scale of cumulative harassment faced by the family, but that these were not used properly.