Sentence examples for as recognised in article from inspiring English sources

For example, the right to health, as recognised in Article 12 of the ICESCR [ 23], requires countries to take progressive, concrete steps towards ensuring the availability and accessibility of quality public health and health care services, and essential drugs, especially for socially disadvantaged and marginalised groups that are vulnerable to exclusion from existing services [ 55].

The study protocol was approved by The Medical Ethical Committee MECC) of the University Medical Center Utrecht as recognised by article 16 of the WMO (Dutch Law on Medical Research with human subjects).

The need for biofuel sustainability assessments to take into account the 'whole system' in an integrated manner is now generally recognised in numerous articles published in this journal and others such as Energy, and Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews.

As widely recognised in literature, the motivation is a key factor in the learning process.

He was recognised in Los Angeles as much as in London.

Since his diploma was not recognised in Switzerland, he first worked as a care worker.

Background: Depression as a disorder in childhood began to be increasingly recognised in the 1970s.

Its hereditary character was recognised in 1965.

And often, as recognised by Phillips, they can get stuck in conventional structures and information flows.

It will also bind both parties to recognising in all negotiations the "paramount importance", as Theresa May wrote in her Article 50 letter, of the Belfast Agreement.

Israel continues to change the goalposts, adding conditions that are not in any current agenda, such as recognising Israel as a Jewish state.