Sentence examples for recognised and made from inspiring English sources

It reminds me how Britain has opened its heart to many kinds of poetry and somehow recognised and made space for the unexpected voice".

The potential for amplicon contamination associated with NAT assay use is well recognised and makes mandatory the use of (a) separate, designated work stations and (b) a uni-directional work-flow from specimen preparation to amplified product analysis; this model of operation is standard in our laboratory.

I'm getting better at a smooth pick-up, power on, press to recognise, and making all this happen in one movement.

At the other extreme, the district coincides with the local partnership agreement, despite the fact that the operational solutions adopted for recognising and making operative the network are generally very complex and time-consuming.

They help learners to recognise and make the most of their potential.

This is one GEM of a club It's not just another activity … the Girls and Boys Education Movement – simply known as 'GEM/BEM' – helps children and young people to recognise and make the most of their potential.

Some 10% of the New Year's Honours are for work in education, with 29 headteachers recognised and six made knights or dames.

Andre Heller Perache from the charity said: "There was a series of press statements in June when we were talking about the magnitude of the crisis [saying] it was much worse then people had recognised and we made a desperate cry for help at that point.

He used the names of philosophers I didn't recognise, and he made a definition that was not mine.

For when we ask what it is that requires 'restoration' or repair, the answer must refer not only to whatever material harm was caused by the crime, but to the wrong that was done: that was what fractured the relationship between offender and victim (and the broader community), and that is what must be recognised and 'repaired' or made up for if a genuine reconciliation is to be achieved.

Through ongoing monitoring and evaluation, these problems were recognised and attempts were made to rectify them, including greater attention to the training agendas.