Sentence examples for a situation recognised from inspiring English sources

This was a situation recognised by all healthcare professionals interviewed, who reported that training on diabetes care could be improved, and, if complemented by provision of better diagnostic and essential medication, would enable them to provide a higher standard of care.

Israel claims Jerusalem as its capital, a situation not recognised by the international community.

Social cognition theories relate to how individuals make sense of social situations, recognising that individual behaviour is influenced by a number of factors such as a person's belief and their self-efficacy.

Although the families acknowledged a preference for traditional home births, most women and their families supported attending antenatal care and were prepared to seek assistance from the midwife and/or clinic once the situation was recognised as an emergency.

Internal reporting mechanisms such as they are have failed to remove children from detention; a situation that is itself recognised as a form of systematic child abuse.

This had severe and immediate effect on the Australian economy, reliant as it was on sea transportation for its imports and exports, a situation the Prime Minister recognised as untenable.

The urgency of the situation was recognised in the UN's Sustainable Development Goal 8 target: "By 2020, develop and operationalise a global strategy for youth employment".

The impossibility of changing this situation becomes recognised and results in their drop out.

Rangeland degradation has become a significant challenge in North Africa due to its impact on the spatial extent of the rangelands and their productivity (Dutilly-Diane 2007) and in Libya this situation was recognised by Dregne and Chou (1992) where two thirds of the rangeland were categorised as degraded.

It's a situation the Manics themselves recognise only too well.

For instance, students should be able to recognise a situation where they have to apply different rules of differentiation in a mathematical problem.