Sentence examples for recognise isolation from inspiring English sources
The ZTO provides a concessional tax offset designed to recognise isolation, "uncongenial climate" and the high cost of living associated with living in certain identified locations.
Expatriate civil servants drafted in to man the Coalition Provisional Authority can spend weeks in Baghdad without leaving the compound.Hurry up, and be sovereignThe Americans, perhaps recognising their isolation, are showing a new willingness, indeed eagerness, to bring in the United Nations, and to accelerate the transfer of power to the Iraqis.
The United Kingdom has recently recognised the isolation felt by this cohort of patients, and the Secondary Breast Cancer Awareness Day is now a part of the Breast Cancer Awareness month dedicated to publicising the issues affecting people with secondary breast cancer.
I hate seeing people sick around me". (G1 with agreement from several other participants) Although participants recognised that isolation is an important response strategy, the economic pressures to go to work instead of staying at home was a major concern.
It was recognised that social isolation and anxiety further complicated the situation and could heighten symptoms.
I recognise that sense of isolation, of being the only one remaining from the dozens that embarked on the same path.
In a speech to students in Jerusalem, he said Israel was "at a crossroads", but must "reverse an undertow of isolation" and recognise that compromise was necessary for peace.
Moreover, experimental manipulations clearly demonstrate that individuals of Anas platyrhynchos can be imprinted on nearly any species of waterfowl but when raised in isolation they recognise conspecifics as mates [ 60].
But recent financial turmoil in the internationally recognised south and increased isolation of Turks in the breakaway north have combined to reinvigorate negotiations.
With factors such as social isolation increasingly recognised as being comparable to more obvious risk factors for illness, such as an unhealthy diet, CCGs including Crawley and west Leicestershire are experimenting with "social prescribing".
