Sentence examples for problem to be recognised from inspiring English sources

And when this boy was diagnosed, it took too long for the problem to be recognised, for transportation to be arranged, and for him to get that drug to give him back that open circulation.

As a respondent suggested, this impacted on multisectoral engagement in HIV/AIDS decision- making: We tried really hard for a long time to make HIV/AIDS problem to be recognised as a social problem in our country.

Musculoskeletal problems need to be recognised as a major constituent of general practice, particularly the extent of problems in multiple body regions, highlighted by this new classification system.

65 To begin to address the problem, it needs to be recognised as a shared problem.

In conclusion, the issue of fragmented policy thinking as well as delivery of ECEC services is a major problem that ought to be recognised.

In contrast as few as 30% of alcohol problems are said to be recognised by either GPs [ 6, 7] or hospital doctors [ 8- 10].

Prior to approaching this problem, the limitations have to be recognised and disclosed as follows.

The growing problems posed by antibiotic resistance continue to be recognised and reported on [ 1- 4].

"We are mainly requesting that the current liquidity problem be recognised as a problem of common responsibility and that it be jointly addressed".

Only then can a clinical problem be recognised as distinct from normal variation, and a persistent problem be differentiated from a transient one.

Trauma is a worldwide public health problem and must be recognised as an event that is predictable and thus preventable.