Sentence examples for measures to recognise from inspiring English sources

Amnesty's appeal came 30 years after Franco's death and as the Socialist government of prime minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero studies measures to recognise and compensate victims.

This is despite just five Senate Republicans voting for a measure to recognise the significant contribution of humans to climate change - the bill was defeated.

Further studies should simultaneously tackle multiple pathophysiological pathways, and long-term functional outcomes shall be assessed by means of outcome measures able to recognise subtle cognitive changes.

Main outcome measures: Respondents' ability to recognise high risk patients and their management of the hypothetical clinical cases.

In addition, the level of clinical significance will be also be reported by comparing any changes in outcome measures to the recognised MCID values 84 for standardised outcome measures.

Dutch – English rhyme words (visual) aim to measure the ability to recognise similar-sounding nouns in Dutch and English (40 words, maximum score 40).

Duncan Smith and Osborne in their Guardian comment piece this week, claimed that they wanted measures of child poverty to recognise the root causes of poverty: "entrenched worklessness, family breakdown, problem debt, drug and alcohol dependency".

The measure asks the government "to recognise the state of Palestine in view of reaching a definitive settlement to the conflict".

Following the first report of a body temperature of ≥40.0°C, delivery attendants were retrained on how to recognise, measure, and manage fever.

Ken Macdonald, a Liberal Democrat peer and former director of public prosecutions, said it was important to recognise that measures to protect the public from returning jihadis also had to embrace civil liberties.

In particular, self-report measures are essential for youth, to recognise their growing maturity and independence and engage them in their own treatment progress.