Sentence examples for communicated and recognised from inspiring English sources

Nurturing conditions such as these existed across the regions, illustrating where the clinical stakeholder roles and responsibilities were well-defined, and communicated and recognised in the stroke units.

Just communicate and greet him!

They communicated and dominated".

Also in the US, the Society for Amateur Scientists helps promote the relationship between professionals and amateurs, showing the hobbyist how to communicate with professionals and how to get their work published and recognised.

Their ability to coordinate, cooperate, and communicate with regard to both patient management and policy-making was well demonstrated during daily work, and recognised by the general public and healthcare authorities.

The ability to communicate is recognised to be one of the key components of effective medical practice.

Scientists working with spatial data and governments developing and implementing coastal planning policies can recognise, communicate, and seek to overcome uncertainty by addressing these factors.

Neither could recognise their relatives or really communicate, and yet when he sang old songs to them, they brightened and joined in quite happily.

I think the movies are fundamentally a very inspiring way for us to communicate, and we thought this was an exciting opportunity to recognise those films".

O'Neill believes we still want Warhol-influenced designs because Pop art communicates something we recognise and understand.

The majority of postgraduate trainees reported confidence in the patient safety competencies gained in the clinical setting clinical safety skills (84%), communicating effectively (81%), recognising and responding to adverse events (75%), working in teams (74%), managing safety risks (67%), culture of safety (63%) and understanding human and environmental factors (61%).