Sentence examples for recognise harm from inspiring English sources

10 A study of AEs in hospitalised children reported that clinicians do not always recognise harm, even when the consequences to the child are severe.

Failure to recognise psychological harm.

Wood says Labour is trying to get a debate going about inequality, so that people recognise the harm it causes.

Senior police officers said any new approach had to recognise the harm that antisocial behaviour caused, but they would support simplification of the available powers.

In Northern Ireland an established system of restorative justice is getting young offenders to face their victims, recognise the harm they have done and ensuring that they work hard to make amends.

They include a failure to assess "even at an elementary level" the general psychological wellbeing of a child on arrival and a failure to recognise psychological harm when faced with dramatic changes in a child's behaviour.

"Either they dissolve themselves, hand over their arms, apologise and recognise the harm they have inflicted, or the rule of law will dissolve them, leaving them as an inoperative acronym, like Grapo," insists Jorge Fernández Díaz, the interior minister.ETA's leadership was expelled from its sanctuary in Norway earlier this year.

A key question in radiobiology is to understand mechanisms triggered by low doses or dose rates, leading to adverse outcomes of individuals while in radioecology a key objective is to recognise when harm is occurring at the level of the ecosystem.

"The aims are to prompt the patient to recognise the harm which their drinking has caused, especially the wound being treated, to review their drinking; to set themselves drinking limits and to make and act on decisions to reduce their hazardous drinking".

It is more about recognising the harm done," Hallam says.

Socially responsible cafes Recognising the harm being inflicted on so many teenagers, UNICEF is supporting initiatives around the Philippines to deal with the problem.