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And worst of all, governments the world over would appear to be clueless about transitioning their economies from yesterday's patently unsustainable "smash and grab, slash and burn" to the kind of sustainable capitalism that offers the prospect of better lives for the 99% while staying within recognised environmental limits – without too traumatic a decline in the living standards of the 1%.

"We must all accept that Israel has a moral and legal right to live in peace within recognised and secure borders, but does the prime minister accept that right does not legitimise action that is disproportionate and amounts to collective punishment of Lebanon and in Gaza?" he asked.

It must implement 'land for peace', bring security for Israel within recognised borders, bring an end to occupation and allow the emergence of a viable, democratic and peaceful Palestinian state, committed to co-existence with Israel and recognised and respected by Israel.

Thus, the results depicted in Figure 6 are, at best, an estimate of variation within recognised, though necessarily arbitrary, groups of organisms.

The maximum 24-h dose in this study is 350 mg which is therefore well within recognised safe limits.

We have taken a theoretical approach to exploring acceptability by utilising the construct of intention toward the key behaviours contained within recognised social cognition models [ 23].

The FSA chairman, Sir John Krebs, says the report shows that levels of dioxins and PCBs "are within internationally recognised safety limits and confirms previous studies by the FSA".

He added that the Vatican "supports the right of your people to a sovereign Palestinian homeland in the land of your forefathers, secure and at peace with its neighbours, within internationally recognised borders".

The statement added: "The company believes that a modern resource industry that operates in a safe and sustainable manner and within internationally recognised best practices has the potential to unlock a sustainable and multi-decade development opportunity for the Republic of El Salvador.

In a ranking of preventative health interventions produced for Health England, the top 12 all demonstrated cost per QALY figures below £10,000, and well within the recognised threshold of cost-effectiveness, with 8 of these potentially being cost saving [ 31].

Sites A, B & C were all within the recognised Dhaka Metropolitan City limits; sites D & E were in Sylhet division in north-eastern Bangladesh, chosen to represent a major urban centre outside of the capital Dhaka.