Sentence examples for recognised and challenged from inspiring English sources

How is this kind of abuse to be recognised and challenged?

Recognising and challenging institutional sexism needs to be combined with a genuine commitment to equal representation.

"Ultimately recognising and challenging gender biases in the workplace will have dramatic and positive implications for businesses.

All too often, the path to easy influence is to impugn the other side's motives and methods, rather than recognising and challenging an opposing argument's points.

It will also depend on academics recognising and challenging the normative assumptions about who students are and not relying on a singular interpretation of the "university experience".

As their psychologist, I'm offering them advice: telling them about the power of exercise, why sleep and diet are both so important and how to recognise and challenge their negative thoughts.

Few intended users achieve the insight and confidence to recognise and challenge this framing.

The likelihood of a multi-professional/multi-agency response – to work more effectively across boundaries or to recognise and challenge contradictions in policy enactment - is much reduced in such circumstances.

Second, problematising individual men's actions without recognising and challenging their broader context does not offer a way to address the patriarchal social structures through which individual men's specific actions come to occur.

In a powerful and well-judged speech, the president called on governments everywhere to recognise that fact, and challenged the UN to respond to Iraq's "flagrant violations" of resolution after resolution.

The risks of emerging clean technologies quickly becoming obsolete are well recognised and cause significant challenges.