Sentence examples for in terms of recognising from inspiring English sources

"But I think something has got lost between those days and now, in terms of recognising the family structures and a woman's need to have care from someone she knows.

Yeah, you feel alone... also, at that time, there was very little help of the kind there is now, in terms of recognising symptoms in people and being able to talk about them.

Before the GMB hustings, Kendall told the private meeting that just as the Labour party needs to change, the trade unions needed to change as well in terms of "recognising the world of work as it is" and that means a presence in both the private and public sector.

"And maybe we'll come to an accommodation in terms of recognising that one airport is a stronger hub than the other.

"It is just that the recent history has been that performance management hasn't been very good, neither in terms of recognising the best performers nor in addressing the issues of the worst performers".

"And I tell you what, I am very proud to have gone through the lobby behind him in the coalition government where the Liberal Democrats introduced gay marriage, equal marriage and indeed did not go as far as it should have done in terms of recognising transgender rights".

"I am," she taps the wooden table for luck, "broadly encouraged by what I see in terms of people recognising the danger and not going overboard.

The whole celeb business holds little appeal for me in terms of being recognised and, let's face it, MasterChef hardly makes me A list.

The subject's task is to repeat the sentences, and intelligibility is measured in terms of correctly recognised key-words.

The HFMEA and SWIFT differed substantially in terms of hazards recognised compared to prior safety work in the service.

It felt like a tipping point in terms of world leaders recognising how the agile mentality of the tech industry could help bypass government bureaucracy.