Sentence examples for lacked recognition from inspiring English sources

Kinship care – in which relatives take the place of biological parents – lacked recognition by social workers, policymakers and other professionals.

Although wP-induced antibodies recognized some B. holmesii antigens, they lacked recognition of higher molecular mass (>60 kDa) B. holmesii antigens.

In addition, NPs at one site felt the non-clinical aspects of their role were under-emphasised in practice and lacked recognition by other doctors and nurses.

Nevertheless, there was still a strong sense that Welsh units lacked recognition among the wider healthcare community for the excellent work they were doing and the changes they had already made towards an improved service.

Health workers in South Africa reported feeling a lack of professional respect, were labeled as incompetent by other (non-HIV) doctors, and lacked recognition from the public for the 'good and stressful job' that they do, thus "creating an impetus to leave the HIV work" [ 49].

But the F.D.I.C.'s arguments lack recognition of the complexity of the situation.

He added: "Our community lacks recognition, it feels it is looked upon with too severe an eye … unjustly attacked".

The Khoisan – comprising pastoral Khoikhoi and hunter-gatherer San, or Bushmen – claim they were dispossessed by colonialism and still lack recognition by the democratic government.

Smallholder farmers produce more than 70% of the world's food but often lack recognition of their land and water rights in formal legal systems.

Recent scholarship has provided what the received view of Viennese neopositivism lacks: recognition and documentation of the sometimes sharply differentiated positions behind the generic surface.

It is "egocentric," lacking recognition that others' points of view are different from one's own.