Sentence examples for a scheme that recognises from inspiring English sources

Her role is to lead the strategic and operational development of the Athena SWAN Charter – a scheme that recognises excellence in science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine (STEMM) employment for women in higher education.

The Athena SWAN Charter, a national scheme that recognises good employment practice for women working in science, was mentioned at a number of events and is seen as having a positive influence on diversity in science.

He writes: Unlocked is a two-year graduate scheme that recognises the importance of the prison officer role, and will create a network of leaders to support a rehabilitation agenda.

"The key is to devise a system that recognises that while not appearing to".

"They're destitute, they turn to crime – we need a system that recognises that".

"We recommend the creation of a kitemark scheme that recognises and rewards employers who support the magistracy".

It tackles the dangers of a culture that recognises few achievements by black women.

Jon Rogers London When will we get a government that recognises the value of the public sector?

FCC is an approach that recognises that when an infant is hospitalised, it affects the whole family unit.

There is need for an approach that recognises this, and that also recognises research to be a product of its social, historical and ideological context.

A quasi-competition that recognises how many votes each member state is allotted would be pointless.