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It is important to recognise your market and buy accordingly.
Given that children's food preferencesmay determine their future dietary behaviour, it is important to recognise that these food preferences can be shaped.1.
It is important to recognise different motivations behind CSR activity.
Traders of varied experience levels willgain benefits through the use of signals services, though it is important to recognise that there are a number of providers who offer various levels of relevance to different types of trader.
I think it is important to recognise that climate change is not a religion.
It is important to recognise the patients that are at higher risk for VTE.
This is a valid compromise and it is important to recognise that dichloromethane is responsible for many accidents.
It is important to recognise this so that we can act and react to whatever we are facing.
Regarding the other two texts, it is important to recognise that these are the result of an initiative by the Council and the Member States.
It is important to recognise that the word"to" is a preposition in these cases because it mustbe followed by a gerund.
Especially in small companies, it is important to recognise that the company is not an extension of the personal property of the majority owner.
It is important to recognise that low levels of participation among people with fewer opportunities could stem from different causes and depend on different national contexts.
In writing.- I support this report as it is important to recognise the valuable contribution of early childhood education and how crucial it is to achieving the EU's 2020 strategy.
It is important to recognise that vertical restraints may have positive effects by, in particular, promoting non-price competition and improved quality of services.
During the current global economic downturn, it is important to recognise that effective and efficient European cooperation can provide a medium-sized country, like Ireland or Hungary, with a way of emerging from the crisis.
It is important to recognise the role played by local and regional authorities in promoting culture and to ensure that they are more involved in the implementation of the EU's cultural agenda.
When assessing the costs of implementing the SEIS principles, it is important to recognise that many relevant activities are already ongoing, and the main challenge- and the reason why a more formal political commitment around these principles is required- is to align these activities more effectively.
It is important to recognise the need to increase public and private investment in ICT tools in order to develop smart energy infrastructures for transport.
Secondly it is important to recognise that EU-OPS, as approved by this Parliament, now come under EASA competence.
Whereas it is important to recognise that increased migration flows should be seen as a global phenomenon with numerous causes and effects.
In doing this, it is important to recognise each department's expertise and at the same time look for the areas where services overlap and can be improved.
We believe it is important to recognise these positive examples and put a spotlight on their fundamental role within the Olympic Movement and the lives of athletes”.
It is important to recognise that the process of innovation undertaken in development partnerships does not necessarily involve the right people to mainstream the outcomes.
Nevertheless, it is important to recognise that migration is a reality;it is a continuing process and is accelerating partly as a result of globalisation and easier and cheaper air travel.
Therefore, it is important to recognise that those who suffer from C-PTSD may be experiencing feelings from all their traumatic exposure, even as they try to address the most recent traumatic event.
It is important to recognise that the Etheric Double,being merely a part of the physical body, is not normally capable of acting as a separate vehicle of consciousness, in which a man can live or function.
It is important to recognise that labour markets are embedded in society and culture, as are economic institutions, and that informal norms and customs also shape labour market practice.
On the other hand, it is important to recognise that the degradation of soil, as a non-renewable resource, has significant consequences on other aspects, for which legislation already exists, such as water quality, food safety, climate change, etc.
Equally, it is important to recognise that Leader was mainly about less tangible outcomes often described as‘local capacity building', and that direct outcomes in terms of employment were not necessarily sought or achieved.
It is important to recognise the specific nature of blending facilities or platforms where the Commission blends its contribution with that of finance institutions and to clarify the application of the provisions on financial instruments and budgetary guarantees.