derecognize - cause to be no longer approved or accepted; "Carter derecognized Taiwan in 1979 after the U.S. recognized the People's Republic of China"
So when a learning outcome reads 'account for,' it means that students are expected to recognize, measure, present/disclose and derecognize certain elements.
TRAI last month notified Indian telecom firms it could give them six months notice to "derecognize" devices from their networks if they do not support government approved anti-spam apps, the report added.
"Provided that where such devices do not permit functioning of such Apps as prescribed in regulations 6(2)(e) and regulations 23(2)(d), access providers shall, on the order or direction of the authority, derecognize such devices from their telecom networks."
"Every Access Provider shall ensure, within six months' time, that all smart phone devices registered on its network support the permissions required for the functioning of such Apps as prescribed in the regulations 6(2)(e) and regulations 23(2)(d).Provided that where such devices do not permit functioning of such Apps as prescribed in regulations 6(2)(e) and regulations 23(2)(d), access providers shall, on the order or direction of the authority, derecognize such devices from their telecom networks," reads TRAI's directive.
But the problem with the left, Mouffe rightly claims, is that they completely derecognize the role of affect in their articulation of politics as they obstinately affirm that any attempt to awaken passions is 'something that [only] the fascist right does' (p66).
Although GAAP does not allow businesses to generally derecognize liabilities until the liability has been relieved, there is a special exception dealing with gill cards.
GAAP, derecognize the loans while not being required to consolidate the QSPE's financial statements with its own, thanks to a provision that exempts QSPEs from having to be consolidated with their beneficiaries (i.e., holders of securities issued by the QSPEs).