Sentence examples for for recognises from inspiring English sources

FOR recognises that both women and men, at all levels and responsibilities, have a cross-cutting role in fighting deforestation through their involvement in planning, management, research, promotion, and implementing and transfer of technologies.

The NHS pension scheme, for example, recognises only a spouse as eligible for a survivor's pension, and that means a husband or wife.

UK Coal says the least uneconomic coal-faces will be exhausted by 2005 and will announce closure plans in the next two months.John Grogan, Labour MP for Selby, recognises that closure looks inevitable.

"The court held that the object of the ACT act is to provide for marriage equality for same-sex couples and not for some form of legally recognised relationship which is relevantly different from the relationship of marriage which the federal law provides for and recognises," the court said in its summary of the judgment.

Belgian criminal law (in article 453 of the criminal code), for example recognises offences of incitation to both 'hatred' and 'discrimination'discrimination

Fair Play for Girls recognises that girls in South Asia face an uneven playing field in life.

Monoclonal antibody AT8 (Thermo Scientific MN1020 - 1 400 for immunolabelling) recognises phosphorylated residues serine 202 and threonine 205 of Tau, and monoclonal antibody AT100 (Thermo Scientific MN1060 - 1 400 for immunolabelling) recognises phosphorylated residues threonine 212 and serine 214 of Tau.

A monoclonal antibody specific for SM1 recognises the linear epitope in pilus fibres when meningococci are bound to endothelial cells.

The provision of support for breastfeeding recognises the importance of the context in which infant feeding is situated.

The European licence for fluocinolone recognises this, by stating that it should be used when other therapies have not had sufficient effect.

The World Health Organization (WHO) Programme for International Drug Monitoring, recognises a reporting rate of over 200 suspected ADRs per million inhabitants/year, sent at least once a quarter from a national pharmacovigilance centre as good performance [ 3].