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Some precautions should be easy to implement, like requiring methanol to be sold coloured and scented so that it can be easily recognised.

But Bruce Arena, the coach right now, recognised that it had to be about the Galaxy first and foremost and not about David Beckham.

The others failed to respond but they were all smokers. Tobacco has long been recognised as a major factor in infertility.

But the deflationary threat is real and is beginning to be recognised even in Germany.

pierre , from his dress and speech , at once recognised in him a french shopman from some moscow shop.

Most of the humans have recognised, that we did not want to have these results and that we want to make a change now and immediately.

But he said the Army's service in the 20 years after Bloody Sunday should be recognised.

"For most of the pre-season we have been crying out for a recognised left-back, " he said.

He is a Nobel Prize Laureate, as you know, and an internationally recognised religious and cultural leader.

It must be recognised that Spain moved the ball extremely well and had a greater degree of possession.

Step forward Tony and Sally Wilmot. Tony's parents recognised him in the local paper's appeal and showed him the original photograph.

Other than telling us that "it would be an economy in which. . . deference to wealth would be recognised as a vice, " he does not enlarge.

I thought back to my own initial reaction to Old Delhi and, with a twinge of guilt, recognised myself in what she said.

The agreement would be deliberately ambiguous, allowing China to maintain that it had not recognised Japanese claims.

Some, including the Bank of England, seem to have recognised this problem.

He'd recognised my accent because he'd had a Welsh friend -- or mentor as he called him -- in Kosovo before coming to New York.

If the printer is trying to print unusual characters, these might not be recognised, and can crash the computer.

Of the long company of notables who followed two by two she recognised only three, whom Lester had pointed out to her in times past.

In less than 100 characters she'd recognised what I'd set out to achieve and given my confidence a real boost.

But I thought we kept the momentum going for the whole night, and we recognised that it was an opportunity to get goals.

However these costs should also be recognised by the regulatory framework, and rewarded in the form of a reduced surcharge.

This model, which is recognised internationally as one of the most advanced of its type in the world, is now going up in flames.

He said he was sometimes recognised on the street, but mostly by "geeks and wonks" .

This sort of bargain is recognised by the British government in its recently published guidance on the country's new bribery act.

In that time Penguin has become something of a public institution, and a globally recognised brand with a great design history.

Although the older babies recognised a change in the mood of the music, it's not clear how much this really meant to them.

The commission recognised that this was a global issue which required global solutions.

You and I, recognised each other when we met, just as you do today with the Light Beings around you.

She said the immune cells suddenly recognised and killed tumour cells in the mice.

As in many other countries, this has long been stigmatised. Depression is beginning to be more widely recognised as a sickness.

In general only recognised nations are represented, but a few non-sovereign countries are allowed to take part.

Of course I am proud to see my work recognised, but none of this had any major effect on what I wanted.

She immediately recognised the highly sought-after brooch, which had been gathering dust at the bottom of her jewellery box for 40 years.

And secondly, because Pierre in his preoccupation and absent-mindedness had not recognised Rostov and had failed to respond to his bow.

much more passing now than the mere words indicated. He recognised the indescribable thing that made up for fascination and Beauty in her.

Now it seems to be recognised that inflation targeting is not enough.

And I thought it was a good way of being recognised while doing this part by my friends and my pieces.

Fax modem A modem capable of sending and receiving faxes using one of a number of recognised command sets.

Once seen as unchanging, or unsalvageable, India is now widely recognised as a dynamic, innovative, soon-to-be economic powerhouse.

The report calls for access to water to be recognised as a human right by governments around the world, as it is by South Africa's.

Degrees up to doctorate level awarded locally are widely recognised by institutions of higher learning around the world.

At least the American recognised the general.

"You mean, " the judge asked him, "you recognised for the first time what she had experienced just as she depicted it? "

The fact that the dangers of carbon dioxide emissions are now recognised is not the end of the problem, though.

On these mortgages, the lending banks might have recognised some losses depending on the likely recovery value of the ones that failed.

Great, I could recognised him, Li guang yi, then the girl felt a little bit disappointment and returned to her room.

But Serbia's leaders have been warned that this will rile countries that have recognised Kosovo, including 22 of the 27 EU member states.

After an inconsistent start to his Anfield career, Benayoun's value to the Reds squad is now recognised by the coaching and playing staff.

Milan is a great club, recognised on the European scene and has a lot of Brazilian players, therefore it was an easy decision to come here.

Meanwhile, broad improvements in social welfare have been recognised as a prerequisite to the official goal of a "harmonious society" .

Citizendium, supposedly launching soon, aims to be like Wikipedia but without anonymity, and with more weight given to recognised experts.

If it is only "available for sale" it is marked to market on the balance sheet, but losses are not recognised in the income statement.

It has long been a losing battle for Taiwan, which is now recognised by only 23 countries, mostly small, poor ones.

Depression is beginning to be more widely recognised as a sickness.

But in an implicit criticism, he recognised that the security operation must be backed by a bigger effort to tackle social problems.

I saw the woman, and recognised her as a woman who used to work years ago for my old aunt at Clapham.

International firms with a recognised brand and proven capability combined with a strong Asian regional presence will have an advantage.

I was constantly recognised by people who'd seen the show, and I felt they were thinking badly of me.

I recognised it out of the history classes at school.

That this was our mood was gradually recognised by friends and foes throughout the world.

Johnston said he recognised that taking the legal road would be hard.

You want to be recognised as a good player, but also you want to look back on your career and feel proud of what you achieved.

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho insists he has no recognised centre-half to field in their Carling Cup semifinal against Wycombe Wanderers .

North Korean officials nowadays make little secret of their wish to be recognised as a nuclear-weapons power.

"They don't ask for that raise, or that promotion, or those additional resources. They hope to be recognised, " she says.

I recognised the smaller one from the day before as he was once again wearing a woolly hat despite the heat.

He recognised that cultural resistance to change was one of the biggest problems in reforming quality.

He was the son of a French wine making family, and recognised the potential of the region for viticulture .

The impact of financial speculation on food prices is now widely recognised, and this needs to be subject to control without delay.

If the name is not recognised, the passenger will be taken aside and questioned by security guards and may not be allowed on the plane.

Despite Woods' unwilling status as the new posterboy for the condition, sex addiction is still not recognised by many health professionals.

At least they were in a recognised language.

He praised China's record of economic reform and said it deserved to be recognised as a leader.

Auctions must be carried out in an open and transparent manner by internationally recognised banks.

It is now recognised that human life has a natural end and that, as such, it should not be preserved simply because a treatment exists.

Despite doctrinal differences between the two countries, Iran swiftly recognised a useful ally in an unfriendly neighbourhood.

Fulham manager Mark Hughes recognised the impact of Dalglish's return. 'Kenny's a huge figure there, ' he said.

Terry insists Cole is a 'Chelsea boy' and that he deserves to be recognised for his efforts with the Londoners.

Not only had the Fed recognised the risks that financial turbulence posed to America's economy, it had acted boldly to head them off.

Past service costs are recognised as an expense on a straight-line basis over the average period until the benefits become vested.

Syria had no preconditions, answered Mr Assad on his own Paris visit, but rather rights that everyone recognised.

Exemption to certain elements might be granted for the factory, which are ISO9000 certified by a universal recognised certifying body.

He starts as a shoe-shine boy but his talent is quickly recognised and he becomes chief counsellor to the land of Shearson.

I am proud of the fact that women have been recognised as being as capable, as able to do the senior jobs in Europe as any man.

None of the claims was supported by peer-reviewed research in a recognised scientific journal, they concluded.

Mr Chabot is still a recognised figure in the district, and a smattering of polls give him the edge.

A meteorite can only be termed so, when it has been formally classified by a recognised institution.

But it has taken until February 15th this year for the Mashpee to be recognised as a sovereign Indian nation.

Just as we reward sporting ability with medals, achievements in reading will also be recognised .

Whether tested or not, they will continue to be used in places where traditional Chinese medicine is officially recognised.

It should be recognised that these routes are within MNPS Airspace, and that State approval must be obtained prior to flying along them.

Few employees would have recognised Mr Blake, even without a hat, when he arrived in the top office at Home Depot in January 2007.

The appeal of small towns with a particular character was not recognised in the 20th century when industry was the economy's main focus.

It is the first of what is hoped to be an internationally recognised day heightening awareness about homophobia around the world.

Having belatedly recognised that beer and wine don't mix, Fosters has returned to its traditional role as "Australian for beer" .

The children recognised, with delight, the voice of their dear friend.

AD patient's right to know is now a well established priority, recognised by healthcare professionals.

If the cells did cross the placental barrier, the child's immune system should have recognised them as foreign invaders and destroyed them.

For the past 10 days, the question of whether same-sex marriages will, at last, be legally recognised in New York has been hotly debated.

FOR an object whose image represents a bright idea the incandescent light bulb is increasingly being recognised as a bad one.

That meant he was recognised by the manager of the next local club he visited and promptly ejected for being under age.

Such recognised advanced technology enterprises shall be granted Certificates of Advanced Technology Enterprises by the Science Commission.

None of their efforts, however, were recognised by the market. PCCW's shares remained stuck in a rut.

Brazilian woman officially recognised as the world's oldest person has died just weeks from her 115th birthday.

Although the tendency of lawyers to be risk-averse is recognised, so is their analytical ability and trustworthiness in a crisis.

The ICC, which has 108 member states, has not so far recognised Palestine as a sovereign state or as a member.

Once people power is recognised as able to achieve changes of great magnitude, no government will feel safe.

This program is recognised by the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory and the State of New South Wales .

Matsushita died at the age of 94, recognised before his death as one of the richest men in the world.

And he too was compulsively solitary: as well as genius, she recognised "extreme loneliness" in him.

Edouard Manet died before his talent was truly recognised, yet he would later be hailed as a great master .

Somewhere along the line, I think we will push for it to be recognised as a separate species.

Didier Drogba is now rightly recognised as one of the best strikers in the world.

We've definitely got the right man for that. He's started off well. The regime has totally changed round and players have recognised that.

It has long been recognised that those America's banks that are too big to fail are also too big to be managed.

Chen Cai-Xia's experience on large computing projects would be recognised by peers as a measure of significant achievement.

Mr. Mishkin recognised the potential for a financial crisis in 2007, of course. Mr. Bernanke certainly did as well.

Cubic zirconia is recognised as the finest imitation of a diamond and is cut in the same way as diamond is.

It was only recognised when taken to a open evening held by the archaeology department of Lincolnshire County Council.

I recognised my friend's limited vocabulary, and I prepared to regard Captain Nichols as a trustworthy witness.

Breast awareness is now a recognised part of health promotion and has replaced previous guidance on breast self-examination for women.

Their customary rights are recognised locally, but often not accepted in law, or in the terms of a foreign-investment deal.

Australian Marriage Equality national convenor Peter Furness said gay marriage would be recognised overseas, unlike civil unions.

Once the possibility of a country doing so is officially recognised, exchange rate risk is suddenly again a feature of the eurozone.

The hotel also recognised that it would need who would fit in with its new policites.

"China has recognised value in Australian lobster more than anyone. They call it the spiny dragon and they will pay a lot for it, " he said.

It was not until she took off her dark glasses that I recognised she was my classmate.

This was recognised and addressed in the recent Eurogroup decision exempting from subordination the bonds of countries in a programme.

The best way to judge is by an internationally recognised set of standards.

That date marks one of five recognised mass extinctions in history (the end of the Cretaceous was another).

He is only the second combatant of the Iraq war to be recognised with the medal.

THIRTY years ago Jacques-Yves Cousteau (pictured) was reckoned to be one of the ten most recognised men in the world.

Human progress, as Keynes recognised, has always been underpinned by organisations.

Even Gideon's shout recognised that the battle was the Lord's. What did he tell the men to shout?

George W Bush's reign is now recognised, even by non-partisan American commentators, as a colossal failure.

A colleague gets a lot of clothes from the Toast catalogue and was delighted to have that fact recognised by the parents.

Klein recognised that women's bodies are uneven - the top and bottom are not the same size - and adapted fashion to accommodate that.

THE Palestinians are edging closer to getting a recognised state, at least on paper.

Perhaps the biggest market to have been recognised and tapped by major studios in recent times is the tweenie girl market.

AMERICA is spending beyond its means, both parties and the president (not to mention pundits and protesters) have recognised.

True, few countries have had to contend with the ethnic complexity of Kenya, which has more than 40 recognised tribes.

Consequently overloads can be reliably prevented, slack rope situations recognised and balance weights safely monitored.

All students must have a recognised English Language qualification of at least GCSE grade C or equivalent standard.

This involved taking a sample of entries from different parts of a dictionary and asking the subject to count how many she recognised.

Cardiac transplantation is recognised as an effective treatment option for severe heart failure in carefully selected recipients.

Its importance was first recognised by the Romans and later by the Danes, who used it as a strategic stronghold to control the Midlands.

To be recognised in general-purpose financial reports, an item must satisfy the relevant definition and recognition criteria.

To become a highly recognised brand respected for it's service delivery, diversity in design, and contemporary Swiss attributes.

At the scene, the speed of the press and printing quality has been recognised for a visit to the enterprise.

Through the end of 2008, approximately $500bn had been written off, leaving an additional $500bn yet to be recognised.

Opium has been recognised as a narcotic for at least two thousand years.

An American businessman bet a British investor $100, 000 that it was not possible to walk around the world without being recognised.

After years of neglect, the old artist's work recognised and honoured: every dog has his day.

Kohn Pedersen Fox Architects is an international architectural practice recognised for design excellence and innovation.

Once a village had a resident population, humans recognised that young wolves could be socialised and put to useful purposes.

Medvedev recognised that there could be "different attitudes" toward the Soviet Union.

Prince Andrey recognised him at once, and that thrill passed through him that comes at the great moments of one's life.

As a Chinese teacher of English would you be interested in taking an internationally recognised English teaching methodology test?

No pain, no drilling, no ensuing disorders: Caries that have been recognised early can be healed pain free using HealOzone.

It is not a new state. It is at once recognised as the original, basic existence, which is life itself, and also love and joy.

Internationally recognised university preparation program.

A company's right to issue shares worth 5 per cent of its enlarged share capital without shareholder approval is recognised under UK law.

One of the police officers recognised her and fetched her family.

In some ways, it may be seen as an unusual choice: Nobel laureates often aren't recognised until decades after their original discovery.

Employee entitlements to sick leave and maternity are not recognised until the time of leave.

Crucially, they have also recognised the need to take account of the way in which stoves are actually used.

The American Congress recently recognised the "cultural and historical significance" of the Iranian new year.

The labels are recognised by means of pattern comparison on a large area and checked for position and quality.

Many were above an internationally recognised acceptable "alert" line used to warn governments.

It then needs to be recognised by a notary to make sure that the translation was official.

This form has been recognised by France coach Raymond Domenech who has made Diarra one of four new selections to his 23-man squad.

She has never taught me before, but somehow, I recognised her and even managed to put a name to the face.

HACCP management can be recognised by the description of HACCP principle and verification procedure.

A formally recognised right to self-determination, which ETA would probably accept as second-best, also shows no sign of happening.

A point was awarded each time that the tester correctly recognised the child's father.

President Obama has recognised climate change as a pressing issue, unlike the previous administration, our UN correspondent says.

In the battered capital, Mogadishu, it is seeking to drive Somalia's internationally recognised transitional government into the sea.

America's Congress has threatened to withdraw funds if Palestine is recognised as a state.

Sales revenue is recognised when the significant risks and rewards of ownership of the merchandise have been transferred to the buyers.

What kind of fees would be charged by Recognised Dealer for providing the secondary market trading service?

But to have greater impact, UDI must be recognised and disseminated to other users.

Richard Foster is a studio photographer, whose work for a broad range of clients has been recognised for its quality and effectiveness.

Indeed, Marx recognised it as a fact and, as an internationalist, welcomed it, in principle.

She turned and recognised him on the instant .

The role of foreign shares as a recognised form of investment has now been defined.

It was something he consciously developed in himself, and it was also something he recognised and appreciated in other people.

"These undersea volcanoes lie within British seabed territory recognised by the United Nations, " says Dr Copley.

But when the shougang apparently automobile industry, the little engine itself has defects, no recognised by the market.

Australia is an internationally recognised source of high quality education as well as research excellence.

Mr Obama has an advantage over other politicians, in that his unusual honesty is now widely recognised even by opponents.

Turkey has recognised the rebel Transitional National Council as the true representative of the Libyan people.

It has also recognised that the objective of regulation is not to prevent bank failures.

This article from property right as necessity discusses legalization, think small Angle of shall be legally recognised property right.

Depressingly few politicians or other public figures in Russia even recognised her dilemma.

China is widely recognised as the origin of some of humankind's greatest inventions, including papermaking, the compass and gunpowder.

Qatar and Kuwait, petroleum rich Gulf states, have recognised the transitional council in Benghazi as the legitimate government of Libya.

But at the time, Polish leaders recognised that political and military pragmatism had to dictate the response of Britain and America.

for it is very possible to be a divine man and to be recognised as such by no one.

Some believe that, at long last , the party has recognised that the key to agricultural improvement is land ownership.

It is vital that these differences are recognised and dealt with so that they do not become a barrier to accessing best practice.

But critics say that by allying himself with the US, Gen Pao caused his people untold suffering - something that he himself recognised.

Take Cambodia, recognised for bringing down HIV prevalence, partly through a condom-use programme.

The officially recognised ethnic minorities include: Germans, Ukrainians, Lithuanians, Jews and Belarusians.

One was to make Coke the "recognised global leader in corporate social responsibility" .

Coordinate international tour, intensive training at recognised environmental law institution.

Platt's The organisation internationally recognised and accepted, who publish official quotations of Petroleum products on a daily basis.

That white cross became an obvious geometry after being magnified 200 times. All of us recognised it at first sight----it was an aircraft.

The gap between the overwhelming role of the dollar and the size of the US economy has long been recognised.

Now designer trainers and superstar-endorsed spirits are finally being recognised as an important revenue stream.

Finally they were rescued by police who warned them the blow-up toy was "not a recognised flotation device" .

He became only the second accelerator engineer to be recognised by the Swedish Academy.

It proves the validity of the recognised arithmetic, and provides theoretical foundation for the detected sonar of the diver.

The Market Value of real estate is a representation of its market recognised utility rather than its purely physical status.

AIDS was first recognised in homosexuals, is spread by prostitutes and drug addicts, and is found above all in poor, African countries.

When a change in the probability of an outflow occurs so that outflow is probable, they will then be recognised as a provision.

Dividend distribution is recognised as a liability in the period in which it is approved by the shareholders.

The Contractor shall define the method of design of the mix, by reference to a recognised published design method.

China is an often under-recognised but nevertheless major constituent of virtually every global health challenge.

President Barack Obama has recognised climate change as a pressing issue, unlike the previous administration.

When used in combination with other antimalarial drugs it is recognised as the most effective treatment for malaria.

No one recognised me, even though the store was full of New Moon posters.

Mr Villiger recognised the particular sensitivities over pay at a bank that had made massive losses and required government support.

The Hamas win was not recognised, nor was the national unity government formed.

Eventually he was allowed back into UMNO and was recognised as a coming leader.

The situation may improve now that the United Arab Emirates has recognised the rebels' National Transitional Council as Libya's government.

But only one fifth of all assets are marked to market, says Credit Suisse, with ailing fundamentals yet to be recognised.

Even in countries where the syndrome is recognised among children, it is hard for women to be treated for ADHD.

It says the UK is already widely recognised as one of the best prepared countries in the world.

Imam eventually recognised her uncle's voice among the rescuers and she shouted again for help.

To what extent that point will be recognised in debates over the global economy at this week's G20 meeting in Seoul is another matter.

It is called a leap year because hundreds of years ago in England, the extra day wasn't legally recognised .

Recognised as a leading contemporary Chinese artist, Zhu Wei's art is his diary of experiences and perspectives on modern society.

Speaking at the gala dinner, Giggs recognised the contribution United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has had on his development.

He argues convincingly that intellectual property exists "only insofar as it is recognised, defended and acted upon" .

RWS is a recognised leader in providing translation and localization services across a wide range of markets and industries.

The US has recognised that the collapse of credit in the private sector can be reversed only by using the credit of the state to the full.

In 2008 the National Rural Health Association recognised Homeplace as the Outstanding Rural Health programme of the year.

Bagration recognised him, and uttered a few words, awkward and incoherent , as were indeed all he spoke that day.

Interest income is recognised on a time- proportion basis on the principal outstanding and at the rates applicable.

in Asian societies, where marriage and children are the recognised routes into society, single men are almost like outlaws.

UK Trade Investments effort in facilitating Chinese investments in the UK was also recognised by Nanjing Automobile Group.

He is recognised as one of the new gems to have joined the Premiership.

Authoritarian places nurture a class of recognised intellectuals whose utterances are both carefully listened to and strictly controlled.

To get the system working again, losses must be recognised and dealt with.

Nixon recognised that the Republicans stood to gain from "positive polarisation" : dividing the electorate over values.

From the outset, this government recognised that we could not sit back and let the recession run its course.

The impact on physical and mental well-being is now recognised at a national level.

As Scoones puts it: "I think Life on Earth was when people recognised, if you like, the truth of the word. "

Her amazing dedication to her nails has been officially recognised by the 2012 edition of the Guinness Record Book.

"I think it was recognised at the beginning that that was going to be the hardest part. "