Politicians traditionally fail to recognise recessions in time, and then take too long to enact stimulus.
In the case of the abduction and murder of Ilan Halimi, there was frustration among French Jews that it took so much time to recognise its anti-Semitic nature (see article).
Opening the discussion, crossbench peer Lord Patel said mental illness was a "leading cause of suffering, economic loss and social problems", and it was time to recognise "that good mental health underlines all health".
We all want those risks to be minimised, we all want this conflict to last as little time as possible but equally we have to recognise, as I think Paddy did, that this is a tough enemy, they are determined, they've been fighting for a long time, we have to recognise that there are risks involved in that process.
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At the same time, they recognise the danger of getting involved in so menacing a scene.
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"We go into a game period now which we recognise as a very important time, " Key told BBC Radio Leeds.
All the other capitalists, after a little time to actually recognise it, see this higher profit level being made in whatever it is.
"We recognise this is a difficult time for employees and will do everything we can to support them as we continue with our consultation process, " it said.
The Hansen in question, a 19th-century Norwegian doctor, did not, of course, recognise leprosy for the first time the usual reason to dub an illness after an individual.
Despite the concerns over language, MEPs were broadly supportive of the rules on mutual recognition and called for the time taken to recognise the qualifications of EU professionals such as doctors and engineers applying to work in another member state to be sped up.
The government, he said, should "recognise this" and set aside time for a debate, on an "votable motion".
"We recognise this is a very difficult time for anyone who works at Weymouth Pavilion and the borough council has been working hard to support staff and help them find alternative work, " she added.
Now it's time for the Academy to recognise Jackson's extraordinary accomplishment.
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After determining the initial sex ratios of a series of clutches, the researchers added or subtracted chicks to increase or decrease the father's workload (a standard trick in avian ecology, made possible by the fact that parents do not recognise their own young until close to the time at which they leave the nest).
The Secondary Heads Association has said it is time the Conservative party and other critics recognise that young people and their teachers are doing better nowadays.
Mr Panetta said that while the remaining benefits are blocked by a federal law that does not recognise same-sex marriage, he foresaw a time "when the law will allow the department to grant full benefits to service members and their dependents, irrespective of sexual orientation".
As with any vaccine, the aim is to prompt the immune system to recognise this outer shell and destroy the pathogen before it has time to lock onto cells and infect them with its genetic material.
It is high time that those on both sides of the Florida strait recognise that.
Google was one of the first companies to recognise the cerebral and creative nature of workers with its 20% time allocation for creative tasks, though Intel has been there too, without much success.
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Such a framework should recognise that the process of adjustment and reform will extend over a long time horizon (about ten years).
Further, it is with sorrow and sadness that we recognise that for many of those who spoke to the inquiry that their time in a refuge is associated with anxiety, distress, loneliness, isolation, pain and confusion and much more.
But the government appears to recognise that domestic support is not enough and that the trials will need more time.
The Australians did not recognise his Hungarian degrees, so he worked in a factory for several years and studied part-time until he gained some Aussie ones.
But when bar staff said they did not recognise his name, the officer relied on a regular who happened to be drinking there at the time who vouched for Mr Parry.
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