Sentence examples for recognise best from inspiring English sources

We felt to mark 10 years, we should do something more formal to recognise best practice, so we will be launching a Living Wage Mark, and setting up a new foundation which will manage it.

Music is, perhaps, our first language, and the one we recognise best and perhaps comforts us, right up to our death.

Like tears, or laughter – the two physical responses to emotion we recognise best, and the ones O'Sullivan chose as chapter headings to bookend her case studies – shaking is a physiological response to a psychological trigger.

"The internship scheme was developed over two years ago in accordance with recognised best practice in this area, and is fully compliant with Volunteering England's code of practice.

The statement added: "The company believes that a modern resource industry that operates in a safe and sustainable manner and within internationally recognised best practices has the potential to unlock a sustainable and multi-decade development opportunity for the Republic of El Salvador.

"We will of course adopt the recognised best practice if any disturbance there proves necessary".

Since the ARDSNET study in 2000 [1],there has been a recognised best practice method of ventilation demonstrated to reduce mortality and morbidity in patients with acute lung injury.

N eutral speech is now recognised with 77.3% WA compared to 60.3% in Scenario 1. Speech produced in the state E mphatic is recognised best (81.0% WA), followed closely by A nger (79.2%).

There was a tension between recognising what they should do (based on recognised best practices) and what they can do at the bedside (based on constraints of time and resources).

There was a tension in many accounts between what they should do (based on recognised best practices in an ideal world) and what they ultimately can do at the bedside.

At this time point more tumour lesions were recognised, best with 99mTc-demogastrin 2. Physiological activity in joint regions and breasts decreased over time, whereas activity in tumour lesions was more stable.