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If people running commercial radio do not recognise that, we are in worse trouble than I thought.

But such a meeting would be seen in Taiwan as a rare show of goodwill by China towards a government it does not recognise.

The political class does not recognise how much women can contribute to development.

"We must recognise the fact that adequate food is only the first requisite for life, " he said in his Nobel speech.

But I grew to recognise the signs of defeat in their eyes, and with it any hope of a cure.

The only way I can connect with others is if I recognise them as unique, and that happened only when I saw myself as a unique person.

Yu, shall I teach you what knowledge is? When you know a thing, to recognise that you do not know it. That is knowledge.

Participation tends to be a rewarding experience and employees recognise its value for personal development and overall satisfaction.

The beginning of wisdom is to recognise that financial booms and busts have been a feature of capitalism from the very start.

Iran doesn't recognise Israel, has no diplomatic relations with it . . . Too bad, but I don't care.

The second reason was that the bankers simply did not recognise the risks they were taking.

The only requirements they seem to recognise, however, are glass, steel and concrete for the office buildings.

But after 50 years as partners Mick and Keith still recognise that "I pull things out of him; he pulls things out of me. "

The wisest, however, will recognise the unfortunate truth that they must do a bit of both.

A few Arab leaders recognise that water and energy profligacy must be curbed if ecological disaster is to be avoided.

I recognise how much its leaders and people must hate having been forced into a position in which they have to make this choice.

It may also recognise that presenting a flawless juggernaut is not in its own interests, especially if the evidence suggests otherwise.

As she did not recognise the voice, she did not turn around to acknowledge the person.

It was no surprise that most of Russia's intelligentsia did not recognise Yeltsin as one of "theirs" .

Mr Cameron's wobble over the status of his pledge to recognise marriage in the tax system (itself a mistaken policy) was an unforced slip.

His book is an impressive account of a world that few readers of this newspaper will recognise.

The company said the incident cited by Mr Pan was a "misunderstanding" by security guards failing to recognise Sepa credentials.

One idea was that it might then propose to recognise Kosovo in exchange for formal control over the Serbian-run north of the country.

We are only able to feel the resonance of a particular energy and recognise it in a form of low or high 'spirited'.

Sir Alex has no qualms about changing his line-up; his players are amenable to rotation as they recognise the benefits for the team.

We are planning to put each and every one of you in direct contact with those closer to you and who you will recognise from previous lives.

I thought, who logs on to a police website on the off-chance that there might be someone wanted that they might recognise?

He is beginning to recognise the example they set for us in our lives and is able to record his ideas through drawing and writing.

The US president was dismissive of Abbas's plan to ask the security council to recognise Palestine as a state.

Yet let us recognise immediately that this is only the end of the beginning.

However Israel could only sing these verses when it had come to truly recognise God-what he is-who he is and that his Son is Jesus Christ.

After initially refusing to recognise the child as his, he eventually accepted her and took a strong interest in her career.

But Mr Afzal agrees that punishment alone isn't enough: "We have got to recognise that stalking often does not stop at conviction. "

As we are willing to recognise the truth of relationships, we see what we have learned and how much we have grown in each one.

It is vital to recognise that this question is not as straightforward as it may seem to ideologues.

Far better would be to recognise that this competitive technological battle reduces social welfare in a similar way to an arms race.

The clear aim is to end what all but some of the uniformed generals recognise as an impasse which cannot be resolved by force of arms alone.

Presently Mr. Brown came up. He did not seem to recognise her.

Most manuals also recognise that this can be one of the most stressful parts of early pregnancy.

Rose won his title only a year after Australians had voted overwhelmingly in a referendum to recognise indigenous Australians' rights.

A limited but effective vocabulary was one part of it, but they also needed forms of speech that they could all recognise.

This milestone comes at a time when both governments recognise that relations between the two countries have never been better, nor closer.

A neuroscientist trying to understand how people recognise objects would thus start with this simplest of systems.

He constantly uses the construct "we was" , as in: "We was hoping you'd recognise us as a sophisticated supplier. "

She was able to read and comprehend any kind of written material and could recognise letters and numbers.

It is, however, important to recognise that this mistake is now understood and will not be repeated.

Fourth (probably a bit guilty), that the Greeks invented democracy in anything like the way that we recognise it now.

An absolutely crucial part of every learning process is the moment when you recognise that you have something to be taught.

I knew I was trying to do something different, but you keep on looking for the odd thing you recognise.

Such a culture is sustainable only in an organisation that allows individuals to make mistakes and encourages them to recognise them.

What they failed to recognise was that their own, taken-for-granted, "lack" of belief might itself be amenable to inquiry.

In this approach those who know Kooiker's work will recognise his way of collecting images in series.

One of his demands, that the Palestinians must first recognise Israel as a Jewish state, seems intended merely to prevent talks restarting.

But former US President Jimmy Carter said he believed the international community would recognise the winners all the same.

China does, however, recognise that the rate of growth may have to be a little lower than in the past.

It is crucial to recognise correctly the word polarity for improving the result of information processing system.

There are a number of things you can do to help yourself to recognise the point of inevitability.

He said Taiwan needed to stop competing with Beijing to add to the short list of 23 countries which recognise it rather than China.

"Walking out on the street, people would recognise who I am, shout out my Chinese name and ask for hugs, " he said.

As almost everyone is beginning to recognise, restoring a viable degree of financial intermediation is the key to recovery.

Such a bank would recognise that this is a shift in relative prices, which reduces capacity and real wages.

But it provided cover for the United States to change course and declare that it would recognise the result of the election.

I could hardly recognise my hometown. It had changed so much.

As you recognise yourself seeing God in everyone, enjoy the love and all the gifts God has for you.

Let me assure everyone that we recognise the importance of property development as part of our economy as a whole.

If their magic could be simply identified, it would be a straightforward matter to recognise and back future business champions.

At the age of 80, he did not recognise his family most of the time and relied on his daughter-in-law, Mrs Liu, for basic daily needs.

The immune system does not care about this, because it has to recognise only what is not in its own database.

To recognise the specific benefits and outcomes supported by a service, we need to understand that service in its collaborative context.

Part of Gutenberg's genius was to recognise the need for all the letters to be identical in height so they could be easily combined.

"These gangs don't recognise the authority of the police, " he said.

The rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) generally do not recognise undervalued currencies as an illegal subsidy.

Unless and until surplus countries recognise that this cannot continue, no durable escape from the crisis? will be achieved. ?

As long as you've got smart people looking at the application that aren't experts in the field they'll recognise innovation.

How embarrassing! I don't even recognise a description of my own mother! How important do you think appearance is?

"Students recognise that the ground beneath them has shifted enormously, " he said.

Global developers and property consultants are also beginning to recognise vastu.

Second, Australia needs to recognise that there are several possibilities for the kind of new order that could emerge.

With training, these muscles are easy to recognise in photographs.

You aren't doing that; indeed you recognise his talents and are trying to cure your aversion.

Voice recognition systems are becoming more and more common and efficient: the best of them apparently recognise 49 out of every 50 words.

When it comes to the Palestinians, that means continuing to put pressure on Hamas to recognise the state of Israel.

It would be unfair not to recognise that the European Union's response to the Greek crisis has been vigorous and fairly well-co-ordinated.

The second step is to understand credit default swaps and to recognise that the CDS market offers a convenient way of shorting bonds.

If you feel touched by my words, and recognise yourself in it, you are one who has heeded this calling of the heart.

We should not dismiss it out of hand, but we should recognise that in the end social objections may be more binding than technological ones.

He remained defiant throughout, refusing to recognise the legitimacy of the court and walking out after only a brief attendance.

Though not yet ready to recognise them as the Libyans' legitimate government (as the French already have), it is edging in this direction.

Mr Obama's team must recognise this or they, like their predecessors, will come to be seen as part of the problem, not the solution.

If German leadership is to avoid being oppressive, it must recognise that fiscal union cannot be a one-sided affair.

If German leadership is to avoid being oppressive, it must recognise that fiscal union cannot be a one-sided affair.

The key to all this is to recognise that private, not public, finance, has been the Achilles heel of the system.

Brazil and India, among others, must also recognise that when a ruler declares war on his own people he forfeits sovereignty.

It gives a last shattering, a last hammering shock--because when a person dies, it takes a few hours for him to recognise that he is dead.

But I also recognise that the view is in itself a form of discrimination.

It was to the individual that he addressed himself, for it is as individuals that we recognise truth, and as individuals that we read.

I think most people recognise Fletcher as a big-game player, but we've been aware of that for quite a while.

But these criticisms do not recognise the benefits scientists and scholars derive from being editors, peer reviewers, and contributors.

"Recognise that the space belongs to other people, not to you and your brand. "

Such an order will need to recognise that the financial crisis cannot be unwound without addressing global trade imbalances.

Like the US, China does not recognise the court's jurisdiction.

In 1995 he claimed that cotton-top tamarins (with which he is pictured above) can recognise themselves in mirrors.

This is usually a failure to recognise a reflexive, circular connection between the willingness to lend and the value of the collateral.

LBS and Columbia are not the only business schools to recognise the benefit of cross-continental alliances.

In contrast, the "macroprudential supervisor" would recognise that if it applied such policies to everyone, it could cause a recession.

Men who don't suffer from PE are able to recognise this sensation and either stop or change stimulation until the urgency has subsided.

We recognise that a Palestinian state must be big enough to be viable, independent and prosperous.

"I recognise my action was a thoughtless one, " he said.

The signature intellectual defect of the non-compromisers on each side of this debate is an inability to recognise conflicting ends.

The West should recognise the council as a transitional government, provided that it promises to hold multiparty elections.

Just be ready to recognise when it is given, and expect the unexpected.

Our brains routinely recognise signals from our environment, including advertisements, that we have no awareness of ever seeing.

"In the past we were unable to recognise how and why one type of cholera strain replaced another in a new pandemic, " Nair told SciDev. Net.

In order to recognise a market system you've got to be credible in the eyes of those markets.

Congregations would be able to recognise lifelong gay couples.

But, as some of its officials recognise, the real interest of the United States lies in supporting democracy in the region.

Brooke is able to make gestures and recognise sounds, but she cannot speak.

Time and again over the centuries it has been clear that optimism, greed, euphoria and despair do not recognise national boundaries.

But then he began to recognise the Chelsea medics who had gone to the hospital.

Under the tight, too-short trousers, sequinned socks ( "No one would recognise Bruce Springsteen by his socks" ).

Learning to recognise that we have limitations is going to be important.

All nations must recognise that the non-proliferation regime cannot survive if violators are allowed to act with impunity.

Even as they disdain the west's demands that they cap emissions, the rising powers have begun to recognise what they have to lose.

We recognise that funding structures differ among banks, but that did not stop them from using the same best lending rate for a long time.

The EU needs urgently to recognise that China is no longer the developing nation that Europe continues to treat it as.

He has argued that alien life might exist under our very noses, or indeed inside them, just in a form that we do not recognise.

The Tea Party is peddling a version of the constitution's intent and origins that most historians do not recognise.

It recognized that it needed its potential customers to be aware of its product, and to recognise its products, over any competing product.

Most people don't recognise anything except sushi, so I decided to go direct, which meant opening a restaurant.

GPs need to be given the tools to recognise allergic disease early and know how to diagnose and manage it or at least know when to refer on.

Then whatever you do that others recognise you for - that's where you should start to feel the warm fuzzies.

The agreement does not recognise Kosovo as a state, complained Kosovars.

most people do not recognise this person as a socialised psychopath, or sociopath.

I had a torch with me and I could see well, but I still couldn't recognise anyone.

I already told you. They won't recognise me dressed like this. Fortunately I left a couple of spare outfits behind.

How bad do things have to get before we recognise the need for a structural overhaul of our media system?

Know that there is nothing missing, it is just in a form that you do not recognise.

Even if the president does not openly recognise the gravity of the rebellion, he is plainly determined to crush it.

What do we encounter, what do we recognise when we say that the subject is at the oral stage, the anal stage, etc.

I recognise that in a genuine peace we'll be required to give up parts of the ancestral Jewish homeland.

The only thing that all four of these models of capitalism have in common is that they recognise the right of private property ownership.

Organisations need to be able to recognise and respond to these pressures.

Carr isn't the first person to recognise the possible psychological effects that the internet might be having on us.

And it made her recognise how critical it is to be able to show measurable progress in fitness.

"I can say that the Chinese recognise the gravity of the situation we face, " she said.

At least its politicians now recognise that something must be done about the deficit, even if they disagree about the solution.

As home prices move into a protracted period of decline, consumers will finally recognise the perils of bubble-distorted saving strategies.

Government departments in the UK are not the only ones to recognise the value of management training.

When you are here in physical form, a veil is put over you so that you do not recognise your own divine creative power.

We expect our prime minister to recognise that the poor are victims of pollution and environmental degradation - not its cause.

You have failed to recognise that your planet too has a life of her own and a soul like all I have created.

'I spoke to my stepdaughter on the phone from hospital and she didn't recognise who I was. She said I sounded Chinese.

She had grown stouter and broader, so that it was hard to recognise in the robust-looking young mother the slim, mobile Natasha of old days.

The vast majority of children will not eat in school what they do not recognise and do not eat outside of school.

Logistics and transport business leaders have to recognise the problems of an aging population and recruit more foreign workers.

The judge ruled that as surgery does not change chromosomes and that as Texas law does not recognise same-sex unions, the marriage was void.

Given the scale of the urban decay problem, we recognise that the private sector must be fully engaged in urban renewal work.

This week the president was characteristically haughty and defiant in a defeat she refused to recognise as such.

And I recognise the theoretical attraction of having an additional degree of freedom in economic adjustment.

The very small brains of bees are still good enough to recognise different human faces, new research has discovered.

Men began to recognise the value of architecture from the land.

Further, investors have started to recognise that there will not be any easy way for policymakers to counter the squeeze.

The EU, of which Germany is the weightiest member, still does not recognise China as a market economy, which exposes it to trade sanctions.

They recognise that the turn in the price of oil could be very significant.

These machines are getting better and better, better able to recognise more accents and variations.

They recognise their own, just as you do.

Health providers are also working on the medical funding programs for it to adapt and recognise virtual consultations soon.

"To enable the immune system to recognise the sugar it took a special vaccine that had three parts to it. "

You should now be able to recognise and evaluate the impact of social and environmental legislation on a logistics or transport business.

It would be many years until Australia learnt to respect Aborigines and recognise the importance of a diverse society.

Richard Fisher, president of the Dallas Fed, said yesterday: "We need to recognise that this is a sector still on life support. "

He now adds a demand that the Palestinians should not just recognise Israel as a country but as a specifically Jewish state.

Modern culture is beginning to recognise this.

I look back on my post from a year ago and recognise my ignorance: high-end prostitutes do have a unique skill-set.

The resolutely rational must also recognise the power of panic, justified or not.

Initially it seems light years apart; few of us would recognise this description of school, but first appearances are often deceiving.

Having said that, it's only normal that when other clubs recognise your talent, it is always very pleasing.

An IT security approach would be to teach kids to recognise the attacks, rather than react negatively to an imagined fear.

Our aim is to win every title we are involved in but we have to recognise it is not the best draw.

asimo , the world ' s most advanced humanoid robot - can also speak japanese as well as being able to walk upstairs and recognise voices.

that only superficially resemble anything which a real entrepreneur would recognise as free-market capitalism.

The dignity of the snow-capped mountain is lost in distinctness, but the joy of the tourist is to recognise the traveller on the top.

Ramsden says: "Recognise the effects of poor nutrition on mood, as the 'low' of anaemia can be confused with depression. "

Such measures recognise that unemployment has an effect that goes well beyond the loss of income to which it gives rise.

They failed to recognise smaller investments as a sign that the investor was losing trust.

Recognise potential issues: Discuss the potential issues with other stakeholders or other senior management, unless it is too late.

If the wheat can learn to recognise this as it is happening, itmight also be engineered to generate its own Ug99- resistant proteins.

I feel lonely these days but I recognise that you are very loyal.

Queensland children will readily recognise the flora and fauna of the bush as well as background details depicted in the illustrations.

On the first count, foreign investors will also presumably recognise the change in leadership that's about to take place.

Even airline executives recognise that late flights have become one of the sector's biggest problems.

The player must recognise HDDVD lites even when inserted into a normal dual layer DVD drive.

Yet the wire services in form and content do not recognise Nairobi, Kampala, Lagos or Cairo as clients.

The child is yours- she is none of mine- neither will she recognise my voice or aspect as a father's.

In cricket, as in life, Pakistan's ruling class should recognise that its country's man-made problems are largely its own responsibility.

Gratitude is to honour, recognise and appreciate everyone and everything for a higher purpose.

The ECB must recognise too that for citizens of many countries, a deal without shared sacrifice by the private sector is unacceptable.

We have to recognise the world that children inhabit, not expect them to leave it at the school gate.

So without any weighing up of the qualifications I have come to recognise ten points that I believe a great manager needs.

Soon British scientists became more frequent visitors to China which, as all recognise, is the home of many important scientific inventions.

The purpose of the Private Land Zone is to recognise the existing legal status of the land.

Did you think I wouldn't recognise such an attack! ?

People with positive outlooks recognise that each obstacle is a step along the way and that there is much that can be learned from setbacks.

Whether the body politic will recognise it remains unclear.

The new Basel 2 banking regulations will force banks to recognise liabilities that until now they have been able to hide.

In the immune tolerance phase of HBV, the immune system does not recognise the HBV virus, so no attack, no damage by the immune system.

Most countries have patent protection rules that are appropriate to the research laboratory, but few legally recognise ancestral knowledge.

It's a danger publishers need to recognise and a danger for writers as well.

It is important to recognise that if you are going to be a student again, you will, to some extent, have to live like a student.

Less than a fortnight earlier, in another landmark, Israel agreed to recognise such unions if performed abroad.

While you won't necessarily recognise that at the time, letting go could be the week's biggest challenge, and biggest achievement.

It is essential that you recognise your own humanness and that you are really in the same boat as the other person.

Although at the clinic we recognise that a short rest in bed can be helpful . . . up to two days.

I suspect entrepreneurs recognise the prevalence of "the law of the vital few" , even if they don't call it that.

In the aftermath, scientists would no longer recognise "race" as a useful categorisation.

It would be far better to recognise reality and start an orderly restructuring of Greek debt now.

During the World Cup, he declared that "France does not totally recognise itself" in its mostly-black team.

We don't recognise it as a clever piece of engineering of resources that once lay inside the earth.

But dendritic cells do not normally recognise cancer cells as dangerous.

I recognise my own shortcomings, the faults in the conduct of my private life.

Before any of that can happen, China needs to recognise the dangers of doing nothing.

Indie music fans consider themselves to be music critics with the ability to recognise music artistry.

Yet though this may buy time, it fails to recognise that Greece and maybe the other two as well are insolvent.

Central American governments have begun to recognise the scale of the battle they face.

Our children, many of them, gorge themselves foodstuffs which our grandparents or great-grandparents would not even recognise.

The era that is now dawning must be populated with those who appreciate and recognise the power of inner vision.

One some of these sites, frequent posters start to recognise each other and each other's behaviour.

They may well take the lead in deciding whether to recognise China as a market economy in applying international trade standards.

"Soon you won't recognise this, " said Mr Guo as he planted palm trees around his headquarters.

Alert readers would recognise him as the cover model for a feature in 2006 on "Heterosexual Men's Fashion" .

Also recognise that life has flaws, that I will not compare myself with others, instead cherish what you already have.

They shot him so badly that his mother could not recognise him.

Talk of a resolution at the UN to recognise a Palestinian state within the 1967 boundaries has grown louder.

"Joe gave everything for this club and hopefully the fans will recognise that and give him the reception he deserves, " explained Terry.

Over several weeks of training, patients became able to recognise different objects using the sounds.

Moscow may also formally recognise the two regions' independence if Western governments give Kosovo independence from Serbia.

The Chinese, too, recognise that the uses of space do not, for the most part, require people to be up there.

It is believed Britain hopes to tempt Gaddafi out of Libya by suggesting he could go to a country that does not recognise the ICC.

It was quick to recognise oil-rich South Sudan when it seceded in July, having sent observers to monitor its referendum on independence.

MR. CLAYTON: Mr. Bradley, I understand your concern and recognise that it' s a very unsatisfactory situation.

As more South Koreans recognise the value of English as the international language, the business of English kindergartens is booming.

BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull hosted the fourth edition of the Awards that recognise the best in UK packaging.

Such households "are going to hunt for bargains, recognise the holiday, but continue their frugal ways, " he predicts.

We recognise that international financial institutions are far from perfect.

For now, environmentalists recognise that the Democrats' majority is slender and reliant on conservative, farm-state lawmakers.

Only when footballers are injured do we recognise their fallibility , do we see that they are human like us.

When parents separate, Japan's legal system does not recognise the joint custody of children common in other jurisdictions.

If China takes further steps, including removing some of the missiles pointed at Taiwan, the world will recognise that Beijing is serious.

Doing like this, you can recognise the Motorola's logo, and you can also save an amount for the printing . So why not?

this book your child teaches your child to recognise all thee letters in the alphabet , and breaks it down into three sections.