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Keyman insurance recognises that any business is likely to have one or two members who play a particularly key role in the company.

The new young juror recognises him as a furniture-dealer he suspects of cheating him over the recent purchase of a pair of card tables.

As he talks, he recognises the irony of the story and his melancholic face breaks into a quick laugh.

As their experience grows, a more sophisticated approach should develop that recognises the iterative nature of auditing.

The participant recognises that under some circumstances third parties may be able to access network security and inspect transmitted data.

However, he has trained well over the last few days and recognises his importance to Inter's chances of qualifying for the Final.

The master shift register recognises the position and process status of every bottle in the line.

This cell-killing system, too, recognises antigens, but it finds them on the surface of an infected cell.

A shop's computer recognises the whole shape of a bar code when it passes across the scanner at a shop's checkout counter.

It also recognises that recharging these minivans will require much better infrastructure than exists at the moment.

The United States recognises and welcomes the emergence of a free, independent and democratic Russia.

In Syria he recognises an amorphous Muslim sense of "grievance" , but not the millions of Iraqi and Palestinian refugees.

For this reason, the Obama administration recognises that it has an opportunity to bolster its standing in Asia at China's expense.

Standard Chartered recognises its responsibilities to its staff and to the communities in which it operates.

She recognises the deep hostility of her voters to big fiscal transfers to weaker, more profligate euro-zone countries.

He recognises that the reduction of current account imbalances is a necessary condition for a non-protectionist trading system.

The Basic Law recognises the right to bargain collectively, and agreements are governed by the Act on Collective Agreements .

The whole EU would never agree to a deadline, he recognises, but even the idea of an end-point would helpfully boost morale.

To its credit, his government recognises that Greece's ills go far beyond the public finances.

But insisting that Hamas recognises Israel outright before it can be deemed worthy of any kind of co-operation is pointless.

He added that Mr Bryson would be "balanced on regulation: he recognises the need for it but knows businesses need to make money" .

It also allows for qualitative measures to be included and recognises that the four perspectives interrelate.

But today's Fed acts quickly to suppress recessions, which it recognises are mostly due to a lack of demand, not an excess of track.

Owing to the globalisation of capital under neo-liberalism, the ruling class recognises that the solution must be global.

This promotion recognises your achievements at the company.

Peng, 15, recognises that her parents have made this sacrifice for the sake of her future.

Rhode Island may consider gay marriage as well, and already recognises unions performed elsewhere.

They include an immediate end to the army's operations and a new Turkish constitution that recognises the Kurdish identity.

If she knows that she needs you now, she recognises that she does not have all the answers already.

Of course this eulogy to suite 301 recognises that a room can only become loved if it satisfies its purpose.

The number of seconds needed to do such useful things has to be given names everyone recognises and agrees upon.

Microsoft at least recognises that it cannot ignore netbooks, and will tailor Windows 7, its new operating system, for them.

And the United States. For the biggest military establishment in the world, too, recognises the value of this new old technology.

Corruption, or rather the abuse of power, is a form of criminality that scarcely recognises any frontiers.

Paul always knew that Edie shared no effort to make the deal , but now he recognises that what she did is more .

As a realist, he recognises that it may be grievously, even terminally vulnerable.

This visit will show whether China, at last, recognises the need for it to take a stand.

The Bank of England recognises this issue.

And poker is lots of fun: even if he recognises that he is outclassed and the game is costing him, it may still be worth his while.

The Best Performance Award recognises those organisations that give outstanding presentations in the forum.

Software that recognises facial features and keystroke rhythms stops candidates being impersonated by professional exam sitters.

We remain confident though that Ofcom recognises the need for an environment that encourages investment.

At least he also recognises that Toyota has to make more exciting vehicles.

The invention recognises that alias problems tend to occur more at frequencies nearer to the Nyquist limit (half of the sampling rate).

And that means you've got to have a broad-based support, one that is credible and based on common sense and I am sure he recognises that.

We are particularly pleased that the new guidance recognises that GM labelling is justified as a tool for post market monitoring.

Body odour is linked to human leukocyte antigen (HLA) genes, a key part of the immune system that recognises self from non-self.

He also recognises that its resumption would be the most powerful anti-war measure available.

Gross domestic product (GDP) is a simple measure that recognises all economic activity as being of equal value.

Love of History & Reverence for the Ancestors: Druidry recognises the forming power of the Past .

The constitution ambiguously labels regions like Catalonia as "nationalities" , but it still recognises only one nation, Spain.

France has pre-empted the talks by saying it recognises the rebels in the eastern part of the country as the legitimate government of Libya.

China recognises this need to redefine its place in the world.

Social search recognises a fundamental need for real-time information and demonstrates Google's commitment to innovating in search.

NVIDIA already recognises that it is not just gamers who are interested in its products.

But he recognises thatthere is no clear and distinct way of telling the difference between realityand dreaming.

Recognises, counts, orders, writes and uses numbers up to 20.

Yet he now recognises that his newspaper fundamentally breached the trust of its readers.

As a former Manchester United centre-half, Bruce recognises the benefits of bolting the back door.

An image recognition program trawls through the image database and recognises some faces and objects.

Yet this, he recognises, is precisely what gives the system its legitimacy.

So we need a structure that gives each body a clear remit, but recognises their interdependence and ensures effective co-operation.

The UK government already recognises that the whole school environment has a key role in promoting young people's health.

Euphemisms may be useful in the short run, but one finally recognises a Ponzi scheme when it persists.

The expert recognises Ceylon sapphires from the luminosity and brilliance of their light to medium blue colour.

Binyamin Netanyahu, the prime minister, says he recognises that Arab Israelis need to succeed if the economy is to thrive.

But he recognises that controls on inflows, though inelegant, may be necessary at times.

Switzerland recognises that as the world changes, it faces new challenges in formulating its foreign policy.

Also, every European country recognises the state of Israel.

The constraints on the renminbi's emergence as the world's reserve currency are also far bigger than the book recognises.

This award recognises the very best examples of determination, skill and culinary management.

But Ms Yap counters such concerns, saying management recognises this risk and has started targeting higher-end users.

But it also recognises that the separation of banking and broking is stifling development of Japan's financial markets.

The Working Group also recognises the value of several regulations in stemming the potential speculation on the RMB appreciation.

Washington recognises Beijing rather than Taipei but remains a leading arms supplier to the island.

Love of Story of Myth: Druidry recognises and uses the power of mythology and stories.

Keynes was, Schumpeter recognises, a natural leader who gave others confidence and inspiration.

In a blog post, Google has said it recognises that China could take action and block its services.

The Provisions explicitly recognises the probative value of audiovisual material.

The more China recognises that the rules of international organisations are not stacked against it, the more it will be inclined to engage.

Mark McCombe, chief executive at HSBC Global Asset Management, recognises this conundrum.

Prof Sunstein recognises all the potential flaws of such collaborative projects.

It also has been seen as a sign that Beijing recognises it must pay global market prices to secure supplies of LNG.

At the time, Romeo goes here. Julia recognises him. Julia pushes people, and goes towards Romeo.

It recognises the interconnections between financial firms.

He recognises that perhaps the bump in salary might not inspire the average philosopher to embark on the programme.

Mr Mugabe says that indigenization "recognises our sovereign right of ownership" .

The new partnership between the Chinese Communist party and the Bentonville behemoth recognises a convergence of interests.

The Union therefore recognises the rights, freedoms and principles set out hereafter.

The Quartet says it will not engage with Hamas unless, among other things, it recognises Israel.

North Korea no longer recognises the maritime border there.

The answer, instead, is to create a system that recognises and responds to reality.

But he also recognises that many of the Bush-era policies were clumsy as well as questionable.

The Code recognises party autonomy on the choice of law in foreign-related civil relationships.

Her memory is still really good. She remembers things from a long time ago and recognises people.

He recognises value in the social interaction volunteering provides.

My company recognises the skill and managerial strength of women and the women who created it are exceptional.

Do you think [the energy policy recognises we will be] dependent on fossil fuels for some time?

And the biggest military establishment in the world also recognises the value of this new, old technology.

HP's defensive legal manoeuvre shows that it recognises the threat.

Recognises differences in quantity when comparing sets of objects.

China, burned by previous failures, recognises the threat of rejection.

Mr Gulzar says he recognises the risks but he sees tempting rewards in the country's fast-growing population.

The ITF recognises that at some tournaments it is not possible to have a Chair Umpire for every match.

Companies have ever more rigorous planning and management strategies, and Jensen recognises the necessity for them.

Lamborghini's boss says he recognises the danger of bandying his brand about too widely.

The handset then recognises the shape and offers a list of characters to choose from.

The International Blood Transfusion Society recognises 28 additional blood types to the common A, B, AB and O.

Because the United States only recognises states and not governments, the wording was chosen carefully.

In contrast to other European countries such as France and Italy, Britain's common law recognises no formal right to strike.

The six-point peace plan negotiated by Mr Sarkozy recognises Georgian sovereignty but not its integrity.

The US Federal Reserve supports the plan, he writes, because it recognises that the dollar will be savaged by a bout of hyperinflation.

This recognises that universities, collectively, have a good track record as low-risk, high-quality providers.

At the lowest level, recognises which language is being used.

But he recognises that market jitters could worsen if nothing is done.

In the study, scientists monitored the movement of the receptor that recognises SARS, from the cell membrane to inside the cell.

Leo Messi has cast the first vote for the FIFPro 2011 Awards, which recognises the best player in the world.

The new end game recognises the changed reality for exchanges.

We must have a regulatory structure that recognises that dynamism and adjusts to it.

The de facto government recognises four deaths.

Traditionally, the Nobel prize for economics recognises work that was carried out many decades ago but still has relevance today.

Uses a few words or phrases such as common greetings, and recognises some public notices or signs.

"France recognises states, not parties" , said a senior official on March 9th.

This service recognises that the vast majority of people want to be entertained, but not everybody has the time to choose their own songs.

Mr Gou recognises that the industry faces structural changes, such as orders becoming more urgent and concentrated.

Your location information is based on Cell ID positioning, that is, the cellular network recognises the location of your device.

It also recognises your face and that you are you and it will display on your TV screen your menu.

The 2006 award recognises an outstanding year-one local student who demonstrates excellence in the field of accounting.

The governance debate in the context of complexity recognises the scale of the challenge that is involved.

China recognises just four of Brazil's 27 states as being free of foot-and-mouth disease.

The Pentagon is increasingly concerned because it recognises that cyberspace is one domain that the Chinese can challenge US dominance.

He recognises that his death is inevitable, but then he notices drops of honey on a leaf that he can reach with his tongue and lick.

When even Mr Dosman recognises on page 431 that an UNCTAD conference involved "a routine of merciless boredom" , the reader empathises.

Modern scholarship recognises about 50, 000 Chinese characters, a number that would not have been much different 1, 000 years ago.

But the law also recognises that the humans in charge of the car have some say, too.

It recognises no saucer that might cool the passions of the people.

Michael also recognises the importance of building in leisure time into even the most hectic of work schedules.

The Catholic church today recognises 3, 125 Japanese martyrs from the Tokugawa era.

It recognises Taiwan as China.

If a helper cell recognises an antigen, it becomes activated.

And the "you" who recognises yourself in your online screen-image is divided: I am never simply my screen persona.

At the same time, he recognises the danger of selling over- specified products.

The government at last recognises the need to do more to shore up its financial system.

My career is beginning. I have joined a new club and the coach recognises my talent and will trust me.

The Government recognises the need to inject more variety into the school system to give parents wider choices.

He recognises that the private sector and market-based solutions have a vital role to play.

As that might suggest, the government recognises that it must improve the health-care system.

At the same time, it recognises the need to address these geopolitical tensions.

The government recognises 19 dialects of Dzongkha.

One Hong Kong-based banker said: "The CSRC is pushing A-shares but recognises that Hong Kong can't be totally cut off. "

Belatedly, China recognises this. Since June last year the yuan has appreciated 7% against the dollar.

It says it recognises there is evidence that one dose may be enough, and may change its advice later.

"He recognises the importance of our country. I share 90 per cent of his ideas, " Gracia added.

With regard to this, he certainly recognises that its productiveness depends on the 'skill and judgment' with which it is exercised;

Recognises others' agendas and adapts behaviour to different situations

The second recognises that the needs for spatial analysis are increasingly becoming data driven;

It recognises that many experiments still have to be done on animals

The Hong Kong Government recognises this fact, and we will continue to build a favourable environment for these industries to flourish.