Do you recognise this writing?

Do you recognise this writing?

Some women recognise they should somewhat control their passion for shopping.

Do you recognise the person in this picture?

Do you recognise the person in this picture?

But what policymakers and pundits fail to recognise or refuse to recognise is that economic policies per se will not reinvigorate Japan.

Vaccine teaches immune system to recognise rogue cells as part of treatment

Qing Qing, a seven year old panda, can even recognise its name.

It's changed so much, there are some places I don't even recognise.

We have made you different so that you can recognise each other . . .Quraan.

These books are like passwords you can use them to recognise your people anywhere.

In 2015 Chile became the seventh South American country to recognise same sex unions.

The decision to recognise the book as extremist material was made on August 12, 2015.

And of course, this is not the perspective Miller and Trump want ever to recognise.

Remember me? No. Well, well. I'm surprised you don't recognise me! Are we supposed to?

During this phase, memory problems worsen, and the person may fail to recognise close relatives.

One woman treated with the vaccine, which teaches the immune system to recognise rogue cells, saw her ovarian cancer disappear for more than 18 months.

Our grassroots approach in raising awareness and demanding for policies, laws, and practices that empower and recognise the rights of women and girls will continue.

I did not recognise people and places and sometimes I walked around the river banks without clothes.

A spokesman for Mr Corbyn said he had stood in respectful silence and did recognise the heroism of the Royal Air Force in the Battle of Britain.

Dear ladies, do you recognise yourself in the lines to follow, describing several women's habits that make the men see red?

Love is experienced through the intuitive knowledge of our hearts and I see and recognise it with the eyes of my heart.

They just need to provide an address that a phone can photograph and recognise says Pierre Noizat, who confirms he has thousands of users.

It is great to turn up at local events and have people I have never met before recognise me and then greet me in Gumbaynggirr.

On September 11, the Yuzhno Sakhalinsk City Prosecutor's Office filed an appeal against the decision by Judge Natalia Perchenko to recognise the book as extremist material .

It is reported that the agency's experts are preparing a notice, which will help citizens to properly choose an online store and to recognise possibly fraudulent schemes.

A lot has changed in those three years, to the extent that you no longer recognise yourself, or your friends, or your family or your own home.

recognise that it's a pretty vulnerable thing to do and given what happened to Metiria in the last few weeks, these conversations can have pretty dire effects when we do share particularly for people of colour and indigenous people.

Nowhere was the hubbub more visible than on Tajik sections of social media, where support has been building ever since to recognise Nazarov as a National Hero of Tajikistan.

The purpose of the Privilege Walk activity is to learn to recognise how power and privilege can affect our lives even when we are not aware it is happening.

Which means that they will be compelled to recognise that the Parliament should have the right to a more extensive, a more flexible, and a more democratic, power of sanction.

United States Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick said in May 2006, we recognise that she is a very courageous and impressive woman and she is welcome in the US.

But scientists in all three sectors should fight openly against changes that fail to recognise, celebrate, and fully support the distinctive, irreplaceable role of public science' in an open, pluralistic society.

Censorship too, is threatening peoples' access to citizen and social media platforms, as governments and other authorities recognise the part that these tools can play in mobilising social movements and activism.

With hopes that they ll recognise justice and they ll join the people in replacing this system with a new one that s nicer, more positive, more courteous, more colorful, like this Colorful Revolution.

There are nuances the prosecutor's office believes that they asked the court to only recognise the opinion of the author of the book as extremist and not the verses from the Koran.

By that time, the 29 year old Barrett had become quite overweight, had shaved off all of his hair (including his eyebrows), and his ex bandmates did not at first recognise him.

For when they listen to what has been revealed to this Apostle, you can see their eyes brim over with tears at the truth which they recognise, and say O Lord, we believe put us down among those who bear witness (to the truth).

I think that is the core of who we are and once we recognise it, we find that it can be a beautiful experience to know people who are not exactly like you.

I recognise that the politics of fresh water is going to be big part of the 21st century and it s important to understand that everything in the world is about sharing and inclusivity.

We fully recognise the heritage of Tollcross as a manufacturing site and should there be any changes to our operations at the site, employees and their union representatives will be the first to know.

These technological constraints gave rise to a form of communication that seems more intuitive to frequent users of SMS messaging and less familiar to parents, who do not recognise most of the codes, abbreviations and spellings used.

I was proud to have played a role in founding Respect Jamaica and in doing so had to recognise that we still have a long way to go in our workplaces in recognising ALL forms of discrimination.

In each sector, the research system will be reformed and reconfigured along with the knowledge that it produces. But scientists in all three sectors should fight openly against changes that fail to recognise, celebrate, and fully support the distinctive, irreplaceable role of public science' in an open, pluralistic society.

In a four minute video shared on Facebook, Extra s editor in chief, Octávio Guedes, says the decision is not something to be proud of, but rather it's a sign of failure Extra must be the only newspaper on the planet that has a war section in a country that does not recognise the war.