Sentence examples for issue was recognised from inspiring English sources

This issue was recognised many years ago, when the Reproductive Health Bill was introduced in the Philippine congress back in 1999.

Identified weaknesses related to each issue are recognised by a check mark in the corresponding field.

There has been little previous systematic study of carers' experiences, including how families perceive the process of hospitalisation, and decisions about care [ 4, 9], despite this issue being recognised as key to providing appropriate care for people with dementia [ 10].

Local support of fair trade issues was recognised in 2005 when Bristol was granted Fairtrade City status.

Environmental issues are recognised as being increasingly important, especially in the 21st century; researchers have thus proposed remanufacturing as a means of improving manufacturing sustainability.

However, social science is much slower to pick up this approach, and with a few exceptions, governance structures are analysed out of the spatial contexts, despite spatial fit issues being recognised as central to the study of environmental institutions.

Although cognitive issues were recognised by the pwMS they were often particularly challenging for the carers to deal with.

Failure to consider these disease issues is recognised as a factor that could seriously reduce rural growth [ 47].

Items focus on how openly issues are recognised and resolved, as well as the strategies used to end arguments.

Irreversible joint damage, contraindications and/or past adverse drug reactions to DMARDs, comorbidities and logistic issues are recognised barriers to changing treatment in clinical practice [ 8].

Tax havens are a key issue, one that was recognised in Labour's election manifesto, which said that the "current global tax system is deeply unjust".