Sentence examples for explicitly recognises that from inspiring English sources

This model was selected because it has been used extensively to examine behavioral health services use, including the use of AOD services [ 9- 11] and also because it explicitly recognises that need for care and psychological and social factors influence access to treatment; factors that are often downplayed in other models of access [ 11].

That party explicitly recognises that it needs more market forces.

Farrelly explicitly recognises that total control of the distribution of NPG would be impossible.

This model explicitly recognises that n observations on m individuals is not the same as n × m observations on different individuals.

This framework explicitly recognises that "the well-being of the individual is predicated on the well-being of the immediate family, which, in turn, is contingent upon community and societal conditions[ 21, 22].

The World Health Organization (WHO) inclusively defines health systems as "all the activities whose primary purpose is to promote, restore or maintain health" [ 3] and in doing so explicitly recognises that the health system extends beyond the public health realm.

It is a policy which recognises that cuts that kill the prospect of renewed growth are self-defeating, as France's weekend credit rating downgrade explicitly acknowledged.

He recognises that time is running out for his island.

In principle, Kennedy recognises that things must change.

It now recognises that was a costly mistake.

The poem recognises that grief is our common lot.