Sentence examples for acknowledged and recognised from inspiring English sources

In points 3.3.2 and 3.3.3 it said: "The strengths of the school are acknowledged and recognised, as reported in the most recent inspection report... "..

The strategic importance of the purchasing function in the business environment, notably in the private sector, has been acknowledged and recognised to contribute to economic advantages [9].

In each case, the immediate association was negative, but improvements in early detection and treatment were then acknowledged and recognised to be contradictory to the negative perspective.

A key aspect of LV's response to IPV, acknowledged and recognised as such by all the participants in this study was the "women's group".

There is some evidence to suggest that psychotherapy dropouts might be minimised if differences between therapists' and patients' perspectives on the therapeutic enterprise are acknowledged and recognised as legitimate targets for intervention.

We do acknowledge and recognise relevant non-A-level qualifications as well.

After the result, Corbyn told the Daily Politics: "I think it was discussions that colleagues had with their constituency parties and party members over the weekend, and I fully acknowledge and recognise that those colleagues who nominated me – MPs who nominated me – may not necessarily agree with me on the pitch I'm taking or my views on many things.

Richardson, whose plan has the backing of the players' union Fica, said: "The member countries acknowledge and recognise the importance of international cricket across all its three formats and are committed to ensuring that it continues to grow in relevance and value for cricket fans around the world.

"It is important that it's something that can be supported not just by Indigenous people but by Australians generally, because while it is vital that we do acknowledge and recognise Indigenous people in the constitution, ultimately our constitution has to belong to every Australian.

Recognising that he won the nomination of MPs who were opposed to his vision for the Labour party, he said: "I fully acknowledge and recognise that those colleagues who nominated me, MPs who nominated me, may not necessarily agree with me on the pitch I'm taking or my views on many things, but they also felt there needs to be a full debate on policy in the party".

"But there can be mechanisms put in place to acknowledge and recognise the suffering of thousands of people which both Eames-Bradley and Haass set out".