Sentence examples for recognise problems from inspiring English sources

Steroid users use these services but don't always recognise problems or want help.

"We want to get training into place so that anybody who's mentoring Muslims is a lot more skilled in being able to recognise problems such as anger management, domestic abuse, issues with family breakup, depression," Ihram says.

You can glimpse this in certain studies, such as one from the Trades Union Congress, which found that 45% of safety representatives interviewed said their managers did not recognise problems associated with the menopause.

This allows project managers to measure agreement and recognise problems in their project early on.

The campaigners said the strategic health authority was "reluctant to recognise problems" and they described the Care Quality Commission health watchdog as a "wholly inefficient" organisation.

"And we would have some sympathy with your proposals but the trouble with the proposals is you are simply refusing to recognise problems around enforcement and effectiveness at UKBA have got worse and not better on your watch".

The government has recognised problems in the system, though it disputes the scale of the illegal logging.

Trafikverket stakeholders recognised problems after performing data analysis and comparing the historical data.

The organisation stressed that it recognised problems with overcrowding were not confined to the Borders Railway and had been experienced across central Scotland.

Male heads of departments are often very good at recognising problems in other people's departments, it was claimed, while simultaneously being convinced that everything is fine and dandy in their own.

Unfortunately there are several well recognised problems with the El Escorial criteria and their revisions.