The public and individual dimensions interact insofar as a duty to participate can only be recognised where an epidemiological intervention addresses a real threat, and will plausibly deliver public benefit that includes participating individuals, at least with a high likelihood.
Serkis may have to accept that his career-defining performances will only truly be recognised as the technology becomes more commonplace, and awards bodies have a context within which to place his acting.
Easy access to and easy application of guidelines is possible with the described CDSS-system, although it is recognised that this will only be achieved if implementation, maintenance of the system and user support – all interference prone issues – are carefully controlled.
This will only be achieved if the overriding objectives around economic growth are recognised through policies to control inflation and to decarbonise the energy systems.
Because the crisis in Syria will only be solved when all of the players recognise that it's in their interest to have a settlement".
Although domestic and local safety nets will always be of paramount importance, adherence to human rights principles and international standards will only be assured through institutionalising participatory methods of recognising and measuring inclusion and exclusion.
Cases classified as 'non-heritable' may in fact include a proportion of heritable cases: ∼15 20% of unilateral cases are thought to be heritable, though only some will be recognised as such.
"We will continue to build great amenities so that, in the following years, it is not only Boracay [that] will be recognised but the whole Philippines as well, because of Crown Regency".
When the history of Syria's catastrophic civil war comes to be written, 30 June 2012 will surely be recognised as the only true moment of hope.
Bulgarian court judgments will be recognised abroad only so long as judicial reform continues.
