Sentence examples for action is recognised from inspiring English sources

In other countries, most notably Australia, the value of coroners' records for informing public health action is recognised, particularly relating to injury prevention [ 11, 12].

For Europe, the CompHP Core Competencies Framework for Health Promotion Handbook ([ 3], p. 1) states that: " A competent workforce that has the necessary knowledge, skills and abilities in translating policy, theory and research into effective action is recognised as being critical to the future growth and development of global health promotion".

"The need for action was recognised as long ago as 1997, when Tony Blair established a royal commission on the funding of long-term care," says Richard Humphries, assistant director of policy at the King's Fund.

To address these issues, we need to assess why physical activity promotion has been 'all talk,' even though a clear call to action was recognised almost three decades ago.

Whether or not principles for action are recognised and valued by participants in exercise groups in on-going CBHEPA programs, and how they contribute to effectiveness, is rarely investigated.

For his "bravery and devotion when HMAS Armidale was lost", Sheean's actions were recognised with a posthumous Mention in Despatches, awarded on the recommendation of Armidales commanding officer, Lieutenant Commander David Richards, and announced in a supplement to the London Gazette on 29 June 1943.

This confidence reflects the outcome expectancies concerning action to reduce dementia risk which is recognised within social cognitive theory as a determinant of goal development and behaviour [ 49, 50].

"This legal action can lead to [a] prison term or fine if the violation is recognised," says Lafforge.

He is recognised nowhere.

After the action, Tone was recognised aboard the captured French flagship and arrested.

Those present today were a credit to the football family and their actions should be recognised.