Sentence examples for plan recognises from inspiring English sources

The proposal for the independent school food plan recognises the importance of food in children's health and welfare.

"The plan is a road to destruction rather than recovery," says Greenpeace reef campaigner Shani Tager, adding, "It's quite remarkable how the plan recognises that climate change is the biggest threat facing the reef, and then proceeds to not do anything about it".

A successful transition plan recognises transition as a multifaceted process that engages multiple care providers and accommodates a patient's condition, chronological age and developmental stage. 2 4 10 11 Many healthcare organisations, including hospitals, have developed transition programmes to help youth exit the paediatric system.

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So what's more important to me as rapporteur, looking at this on a global scale, is whether a state and its subsidiaries have in place a reasonable plan that recognises housing is a human right".

John Berry, the ENO's artistic director, said: "We have been working for some time with the arts council to develop a new business plan which recognises the challenging funding climate and reduces the cost to the public purse, while also enabling us to create an exciting and sustainable future for ENO and maintain our artistic quality, ambition and reach, nationally and internationally".

Campaigns officer Angharad Evans said: "The Welsh government's own planning policy recognises that ancient woodlands are irreplaceable habitats of high biodiversity value which should be protected from development that would result in significant damage.

The real threat, though, will be to the ordinary but much-loved green spaces within and surrounding cities, towns and villages, which until now have been protected by planning law which recognises their benefit to humans and the environment.

The planning document explicitly recognises how BAS is an 'international brand' which is 'likely to be beneficial' in future.

In the plan's words, "Africa recognises that it holds the key to its own development".

The education secretary, Nicky Morgan, said: "This report recognises our plan is delivering what parents want – more chance than ever to send their child to a good local school.