Sentence examples for formal recognised from inspiring English sources

Currently, there are only a limited number of formal, recognised guidelines for the surveillance of ovarian and PPC, particularly for previously treated patients who are without evidence of disease (U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, 1996; Vaidya and Curtin, 2003; von Georgi et al, 2004; Gadducci et al, 2007).

But at least in the US, the CIA can be held to account within a framework of formal, publicly recognised rules.

We felt to mark 10 years, we should do something more formal to recognise best practice, so we will be launching a Living Wage Mark, and setting up a new foundation which will manage it.

He said a formal move to recognise a Palestinian state would be in response to "extreme provocation from Netanyahu".

The Orthodox church also has formal procedures for recognising saints, but they are more decentralised; among the thousands of saints acknowledged and venerated by the church, some are known only in one country or region.

Indeed, in the week after George's death, Ecuador's president Rafael Correa mourned the loss of a national treasure and began formal proceedings to recognise the tortoise as a part of Ecuador's national heritage.

Formal processes for recognising and responding to deteriorating emergency department (ED) patients are variable despite features of the ED context that may increase the risk of unrecognised or unreported clinical deterioration.

At the moment in which elements of interaction between formal-informal are recognised, each dichotomous or dualist pattern falls apart in favour of mixed trajectories, a sort of "meshwork" (Ingold 2011), a weaving of "bundles of lines" (Deleuze and Guattari 1980) that becomes a vast, structured terrain on which new spatialities and different forms of urban life can be sketched out.

And it's generally recognised that formal access to the democratic system isn't enough.

Financial education within the formal school curriculum is recognised as one of the most efficient and fairest ways to reach young people on a large scale.

Perhaps Roméo et Juliette's time has come and not only its beauties but its formal coherence will be recognised at last.