Sentence examples for in recognition of challenges from inspiring English sources

In recognition of challenges related to design a programme to meet the more complex needs of multimorbid patients and to deliver it in a way to facilitate participation of patients, the proposed study will be undertaken to inform the development of a self-management intervention to promote combined management of DM and ESRD as coexisting conditions (C-DIRECT).

In recognition of the challenges a group of major funders have been working with the Early Action Task Force on the construction of a new Early Action Neighbourhood Fund and on developing a funders early action alliance which will be launched next month.

The decision to set up a UK advisory board is in recognition of the challenges facing companies which make a huge profit from "unhealthy" food, with the threat of a battery of new regulations and restrictions on the way they advertise and sell their products.

In recognition of these challenges, correctional systems in some countries have sought to develop and implement transitional programs to reduce health risk behaviour and increase access to services after release from prison (Borzycki 2005; Burrows et al. 2000).

In recognition of these challenges we only work with public or not-for-profit institutions which have independent ethics committees.

This is in recognition of the challenges that exist to strengthening local, regional, and national health systems, including a lack of in-country capacity to commission, conduct, and use HSR [ 1, 2, 16].

In recognition of these challenges, the South African Ministry of Health has started to re-engineer the primary health care system including addressing issues of integrated chronic disease care (8), accessibility (15, 16), and acceptability.

In recognition of the challenges posed by economic dependence, especially of women, TASO has been lending some clients small sums to invest and training them in sustainable livelihood projects, though available resources have not been able to reach all clients in need.

In recognition of the challenges that are present within pharmaceutical procurement due to the potential for pricing distortions, the analysis was structured to address and control for procurement quantities (economies of scale), and supplier and institution/purchaser (potential sources of corruption).

In addition to its commitment to financial aid for low-, middle- and upper-middle-income students, Princeton has limited tuition increases in recognition of the challenging economic environment that continues to affect students and their families.

In recognition of the challenge, pro-nuclear volunteers fanned out across the country wearing polar bear masks to whip up environmentalist support for the vote at train stations and parks.