Sentence examples for recognise improvements from inspiring English sources

"It's important to recognise improvements in crops are not just about genetics.

The report did recognise improvements had been made, with some schools starting to take account of personal qualities.

Council leader Rob Anderson said the latest report was not a surprise but it did not recognise improvements that had already been made.

ABMU health board spokeswoman said it was "pleased" Mr Drakeford recognised improvements made by the board.

"The government recognised improvements in our children's services but sadly not at the level or speeds anticipated.

Mr Pratt said Ofsted had recognised improvements had been made in education, safeguarding, fostering and in strengthening social work and management capacity.

Conservative leader of Suffolk County Council Mark Bee said the authority recognised improvements were needed to education in the county and its Raising the Bar programme was working to boost results.

"This report fails to recognise the improvements we have made to sanctions, particularly to help those who are vulnerable.

Sutcliffe called on voters to remember the landscape Labour inherited, and recognise the improvements which sustained investment has produced.

A fully thought through transport vision would recognise that improvements to both the UK's rail and air infrastructure are essential.

LSCB chairs and board managers know that the current system is doing a good job of protecting hundreds of children across England, but also recognise where improvements are needed.