Bradford College of Management, for example, was recognised for its close working relationship between students and staff, leading to "a positive and supportive environment focused on individual student needs" and adding value to their learning experience.
"It's brilliant that incidents motivated by racism and homophobia, for example, are recognised as hate crimes," she says.
For example, while it is recognised that air-conditioning reduces mortality, it also increases our energy consumption and therefore greenhouse gas emissions.
There is considerable uncertainty about word boundaries in English; in Mandarin there is rather more, though not as much as these examples suggest provided it is recognised that words fall into syntactic classes.
The scope distinction is recognised, for example, by Bacon in his Sincategoreumata of the early thirteenth century (cf. Kretzmann 1982, 219).
The importance of, for example, dementia and alcohol misuse is recognised in several studies, 4 32 and the incidence of delirium in these patients was also high in our study.
This diversity is recognised in, for example, the South African constitution, but often, in reality at the workplace, intolerance abounds.
The district government of Jembrana is recognised as an example of one which has deployed most of its budget and has provided successful innovation in its health services following decentralisation.
ENSO is recognised to have global influence, altering patterns of rainfall and drought, for example.
For example, there are recognised issues pertinent to each tumour group, such as monitoring endocrine therapy for breast cancer survivors, that require a more detailed tumour-specific approach but were not addressed in this survey.
