Sentence examples for focus on recognising from inspiring English sources

The Press Gazette British Journalism Awards are open to all journalists and has a focus on recognising journalism which is in the public interest.

Further studies should focus on recognising CA BSI due to resistant organisms.

There has been recent progress in finding novel biomarkers for COPD, 28 29 and a focus on recognising new phenotypes of COPD.

Efforts need to focus on recognising consumers and their carers beliefs, needs and expectations, and adjusting health services to the individual rather than attempting to change the individual.

Further studies should focus on recognising CA BSI due to resistant organisms facilitating an early and adequate treatment in patients with CA resistant BSI.

It focuses on recognising new commitments to openness that incoming countries have made and challenges all OGP members to deliver on their promises.

Google Goggles is focused on recognising an object as opposed to a location, was their answer.

These very specific and measurable markers of success were certainly important in how facilitators started to understand success and contrasted sharply with the 'softer' and more intangible markers of successful participatory outcomes of 'good' facilitation which focuses on recognising the process is continually evolving and enabling this to happen [ 9].

The focus is on recognising cues in women presenting to primary care, for example, vague, non-specific symptoms, headaches, and mental health complaints, as well as conditions that are known to be associated with IPV, such as HIV and other sexually transmitted infections.

The taskforce should also be welcomed for its focus on equity, recognising that the inequalities within countries, by sex, urban or rural residence, socio-economic status, mother tongue, ethnicity, citizenship status, disabilities or emergency situations, are often masked by national level data, which is not disaggregated sufficiently in national reports to the United Nations.

It said the decision has now freed the WRU to present a new participation agreement "focused on recognising and rewarding regions which identify, develop and retain players capable of challenging for international honours with Wales".