Sentence examples for are better recognised from inspiring English sources

A DfE spokeswoman said the government had "significantly reduced bureaucracy, given more autonomy to schools than ever before... ensured good teachers are better recognised through the pay system".

"We have significantly reduced bureaucracy, given more autonomy to schools than ever before through our academy and free school programmes, and are ensuring good teachers are better recognised through the pay system".

To describe and classify the varied ultrasound features of tendinous involvement in relation to tophi in chronic tophaceous gout so that they are better recognised.

There is a risk that vessels, which were intermittently (e.g. large plasma gaps) or very slowly perfused by red blood cells, are better recognised by an experienced operator than by an automatic analysis software.

Here, we assume that X4 viruses are better recognised by the specific immune response than R5 viruses [ 31] and increase their replication rate proportional to the stimulation and activation of the immune system [ 15, 27, 28] represented by the cross-reactive immunity z.

Today, carers are better recognised and their vital role is much better understood, but there can be no room for complacency.

5.02pm BST Sir Peter Bottomley, a Conservative, says sport and music need to be better recognised in schools.

The study concludes that the role of community health workers should be better recognised and expanded in malaria treatment initiatives.

During her final year she ran for a role at the student union, which while "tricky", resulted in the campus being better recognised by students in Canterbury.

Thant's role was better recognised at the time, but has since been buried in American histories of the stand-off.

This new scheme could create a hierarchy of altruism, where certain volunteering is better recognised or financially rewarded more than others.