Sentence examples for conditions recognised from inspiring English sources

The Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) said it was essential that the system of pay and conditions recognised the professional status of policing and moved towards a system where pay levels rewarded expertise and contribution.

Both conditions, recognised as triggers of migraine, cause the release of pro-inflammatory cytokines.

Firstly the social settlement must be reshaped to 21st-century conditions, recognising that in a fast-moving economy jobs will both be created and lost quickly, but respecting enduring values of social solidarity.

America is talking to the moderates, such as Salam Fayyad, the finance minister, but says that it will not restore aid to the PA unless the government meets the three familiar conditions: recognise Israel's right to exist, renounce violence and commit to previous Israel-PA agreements.

Why is life so difficult?" The struggle to get their condition recognised is just the start of the battle for girls with autism.

A 2012 study shows that 77% of his peers in the US are nomophobes – a real-life condition recognised as a fear of having no mobile battery or coverage; one suffered by a reported 66% of the British population.

After reading all the evidence I got the sense that the "but surely" brigade would be swiftly washed away by a tide of changed times, in which the notion of the ideal mother and father combo is regarded as an anachronistic Janet and John world, an unfair ideal to impose on patients seeking help for a condition recognised by our national health service.

Lewy bodies were first described in the early 20th century by Dr Friedrich Lewy, who was studying the brains of people with Parkinson's disease, a condition recognised by a combination of a shaking tremor, slowness of limb movements, and a shuffling walk.

CCD is a condition recognised for greatest impact in regions of 'industrial' or agricultural use of commercially bred bee colonies.

(Male) However, others reported difficulties in having their condition recognised and appropriately supported by educational authorities.

Placenta accreta is strongly linked to placenta praevia, a condition recognised to increase as the number of previous caesarean sections rises [ 18- 20].