Sentence examples for promptly recognised from inspiring English sources

On February 17th it declared independence and was promptly recognised by America and most European countries.

The automated monitoring of routinely collected disease surveillance data has the potential to ensure that important changes in disease incidence are promptly recognised.

The value of carrying out screening is to alert the clinician to cognitive impairment meaning that delirium can be promptly recognised and treated, and possible dementia considered in hospital discharge planning.

Systems of co-managed (orthogeriatric) care [ 7], resourced to promptly recognise and manage comorbidity and complications have been shown to reduce acute phase LOS, costs and the incidence of unwanted outcomes [ 7, 8, 20].

Freedom of expression is also about the right to make mistakes – admittedly it's important these are recognised and corrected promptly and appropriately.

The editors' code of practice enforced by Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) states: "A significant inaccuracy, misleading statement or distortion once recognised must be corrected, promptly and with due prominence, and – where appropriate – an apology published".

The diagnosis of SBI is complicated by its variable and non-specific clinical signs and symptoms, and a failure to recognise and promptly treat SBI results in significant morbidity and mortality.

(He didn't stay long: several residents thought they recognised themselves in a semi-autobiographical novel he'd just published and promptly tried to sue him).

The NAO report said the BBC recognised there were "significant issues already requiring management attention" which were "resolvable if addressed promptly".

Even Pierre Moscovici, the finance minister, recognised that the French had "had it up to here" with higher taxes.The government promptly backed down on the eco-tax, with Jean-Marc Ayrault, the prime minister, declaring it "suspended".

I was recognised yesterday.