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When further improved by the same slow and gradual process , they will spread more widely , and will be recognised as something distinct and valuable , and will then probably first receive a provincial name . Iraqis will not recognise as fair an election in which the ballot box is strapped to the back of a US tank . When further improved by the same slow and gradual process , they will spread more widely , and will get recognised as something distinct and valuable , and will then probably first receive a provincial name . Education for Sustainable Development ( ESD ) is recognised as something that can permeate the whole life of a school . We want a set of rules that businesses recognise as fair and flexible enough to meet their individual circumstances . Personal and Social Education ( PSE ) was widely recognised as strongly values-oriented . If reason infallibly determines the will , then the actions of such a being which are recognised as objectively necessary are subjectively necessary also , i.e ., the will is a faculty to choose that only which reason independent of inclination recognises as practically necessary , i.e ., as good . Often , indeed , the latter entirely miss the goal , but as a general thing among the representations is found the one which we sought , and it is immediately recognised as something formerly experienced . What would international law recognise as adequate standard in terms of education provision in detention ?