Sentence examples for fairly recognised from inspiring English sources

Big Sam pointed out that he has only had to worry about West Ham being relegated in six weeks of four seasons in charge and one can't help feel that his ability to stabilise the Hammers after a decade of see-sawing from the Premier League to the Championship has not been fairly recognised.

Where the contribution that nurses make to patient care has never been fairly rewarded and properly recognised.

How depression may impact on the acknowledgement of treatment options, though recognised, is fairly unspecified in the MacCAT-T scoring rules.b.MacCAT appreciation is thus probably better at measuring what is important in schizophrenia than in depression.

This means that what constitutes a religion is really quite hard to specify even if it is fairly easy to recognise.

Not bad?" Not bad at all, though said bridge is fairly easy to recognise; wait till the game drops you in the middle of the Aussie outback.

I have also disclosed through all of the requirements of the government, every asset which I own, fairly and honestly, recognising, of course, not to do so would be not only wrong but illegal and criminal".

Policy officer Owen Hathaway said: "Teachers and pupils remain almost in a state of limbo and I am sure that everyone involved wants to see the right course of action taken to recognise fairly the dedication of pupils sitting these exams and the quality of their work".

"Teachers and pupils remain almost in a state of limbo and I am sure that everyone involved wants to see the right course of action taken to recognise fairly the dedication of pupils sitting these exams and the quality of their work".

"But the job won't be complete until we see the talents of women and men recognised equally and fairly in every workplace.

As soon as I was appointed, 15 months ago, I spoke to the principals and media staff and found that the sector recognised it was fairly weak at projecting its own good reputation.

Ms Morgan said that women and men must be recognised equally and fairly in every workplace so there was "nowhere for gender inequality to hide".