Sentence examples for importance to be recognised from inspiring English sources

This claim contradicts statements by US officials who say that Mohammed, the chief organiser of the 9/11 attacks, downplayed the importance of the courier, then known as Abu Ahmed al-Kuwaiti, and that it took several more years for his true importance to be recognised.

Another good one in Saturday's Merseyside derby against Everton and, as the cupped-ear celebration that followed his goal indicated, his importance has to be recognised again.

The first part consists of a miscellaneous collection of information concerning animal and locomotive transport underground; perhaps the best point about this section is the considerable attention paid to underground track work, the importance of which is just beginning to be recognised by colliery managers.

If the government backed these large infrastructure projects, as in France, their importance would be recognised, helping to restore engineering's contribution to our economy and society.

The idea is that it is clearly of immense practical importance to be able to recognise those from whom we can gain true beliefs, and that it was in response to this need that the concept of knowledge arose.

"The importance of this activity should be recognised by anyone who values free thought over prejudice".

Despite the importance of treatment-related SMNs, it must be recognised that SMNs may also be due to other causes.

Their importance to health has been recognised for decades and enshrined in international declarations such as Alma Ata (33), and much recent commentary (34– 37) has stressed the importance of including social determinants in the new health agenda post-2015 and critiqued the MDG programme for failing to sufficiently address these underlying causes of ill health and equity.

In any case it's probably no exaggeration to say that a key driving force behind the nuclear programme is the need to acquire the status and importance of being recognised as a key regional power in the middle east, a need that would seem far less pressing if the neocons stopped lecturing them about their own domestic affairs.

Since then, this phenomenon has been studied extensively due to the fact that its importance has been recognised in many fields such as geophysics, astrophysics, ocean physics and industrial processes [1 4].

The building's importance has been recognised by The Twentieth Century Society, The Ancient Monuments Society, DoCoMoMo (in the Netherlands) as well as with English Heritage here.