11.   That is a belated recognition that Argentina will never achieve fiscal equilibrium while tax revenues continue to shrink.

12.   The superseded board members will apparently allow the new team to perform its duties without protest, a belated recognition that the district was out of control.

13.   To Palestinians avid for decent governance, recent Saudi or American proposals to reform the Palestinian Authority come as the belated recognition of sordid reality.

14.   A belated recognition of this on the part of the major political parties came only when they saw their grip on traditional strongholds weakening.

15.   His assessment, though a belated recognition of the obvious, is correct.

16.   Tony Rominger has a shot at belated recognition.

17.   Perkins said Larwood saw the royal honour as a belated recognition from his home country and a form of apology.