Sentence examples for recognise support from inspiring English sources

While we can't change the world they live in, we can recognise, support and address their fears and provide them with tools for self-reflection and self-management.

My gynaecologist has been great in helping me through it all, but he is also the first one to admit there isn't enough information out there and that most doctors aren't equipped to recognise, support and manage the condition.

Although the UK National Service Framework for Children [ 6] stated that primary care professionals should be competent to recognise, support and refer children with mental health problems, it focused on recommending standards of care rather than specifying quality measures.

Furthermore, to support bone health, general health, injury prevention and sporting performance, current training paradigms should be supported with effective nutritional guidance and psychological support, when required, to educate, prevent, recognise, support and manage weight loss and DE in lightweight female rowers.

If they could be properly recognised, supported and promoted, then the arts would be hugely enriched and become truly "transformational".

Up to six subspecies have been described, although only two are usually recognised, supported by mitochondrial DNA analysis.

Patients were often ill informed and therefore unable to self-advocate and recognise when support was needed, what support was available and how to access support.

As a result, the current accounting system does not recognise all support cost income and all support cost expenditure under the "fund" that was created for that purpose ("fund 41").

As US under-secretary of state Robert Olds wrote in 1927: "We do control the destinies of Central America and we do so for the simple reason that the national interest absolutely dictates such a course … governments which we recognise and support stay in power, while those we do not recognise and support fail".

Neil Churchill, director of improving patient experience, NHS England: We need to do a lot more to recognise and support carers and many comments today show that we need to recognise contributions, provide information, support and signposting and also recognise and support carers' own needs..

As Bowhill says: "Employees recognise the support we offer".