Sentence examples for imperative to recognise from inspiring English sources

It is however, imperative to recognise that Neospora caninum associated abortions are more likely to occur in herds with antibodies to C. burnetii than in seronegative herds [ 48].

SCD is a good illustration of the imperative to recognise the body-in-pain, since the pain is generally held to be excruciating and its episodic character psychologically challenging (Midence and Elander 1994).

It is imperative to recognise, however, that an instrumentalist approach to male involvement can be the most feasible strategy to increase men's engagement in maternal and newborn health in certain programmatic contexts.

If we are to tackle runaway climate change on a global level, it's imperative that we learn to recognise and share our local successes, just as we try to learn from the best ideas available abroad.

It's painful to recognise that biology's imperative is for younger generations to manage without parents, and that many life lessons must be learned alone.

The narrative of Europe's management of and retreat from empire should not supersede the story Kershaw offers, but it is important to recognise that the two imperatives fed off one another in surprising ways.

It therefore becomes imperative for researchers to be knowledgeable in how to recognise and report suspected cases of abuses, as well as what to do if a participant discloses that a child could be in danger regardless of whether the children are the original subject of the research.

While it is of course imperative that politeness is promoted between customers and workers, it is also important for service staff to recognise the evolving needs of their customers and to manage their experiences in a consistent way.

"We need to recognise that.

We have to recognise that.

That is to recognise reality.