Sentence examples for of those recognised from inspiring English sources

By recognising organisations that have already taken ownership of their skills requirements – like many of those recognised in the National Apprenticeship Service's Top 100 Apprenticeship Employers List – others can be motivated to follow in their footsteps, generating economic growth both within business and society as a whole.

We report first genome size (2C) estimates ranging from 3.84 to 24.87 pg representing about 11%% of those recognised for the genus.

In addition to the relative need of their enrolled populations, health plans are often subject to cost pressures outside of those recognised in the capitation component of a formula.

This might help to explain why a significant proportion (48%) of those recognising a persistent cough still anticipated waiting over 2 weeks, which was markedly reduced when using a 4-week cutoff (20%).

According to the United Nations high commissioner for refugees, of those we recognised, registered or resettled – considered the truest way of determining generosity to refugees – Australia was ranked 25th overall, 32nd per capita and 47th compared to our GDP.

Boardman (1991) showed that energy inefficient buildings and heating systems are the most significant components of fuel poverty and highlighted the legacy of older buildings in this country that remain the majority of those now recognised as hard to treat.

Of those who recognised the campaign, over three-quarters were able to recall each of the three key messages in the ad when prompted.

Beatification looks even better: 50% of those formally recognised to have entered heaven are women.

When we completed our 100 best novels in the English language last August, you did not have to be one of its fiercest critics – there were a few of those – to recognise it was still a job half done.

American commercial rulings have more chance of being recognised than those handed down by English courts, says Andreas Haberbeck of Hatem Abbas Ghazzawi, a law firm in Jeddah.

Tara Coumbe, from Gibraltar, outlined a similar dissatisfaction with the hyped up debates, saying 'I think it's been quite petty and I haven't learnt anything from any of the debates so far.' Many of those interviewed also recognised the huge role the media has been playing in this election, perhaps more so than ever before with the increased engagement through social media.