Sentence examples for recognised and understood from inspiring English sources

Another was that autism only appeared to be increasing, because autistic behaviour was now better recognised and understood.

A simple notional system is proposed through which the roles in accessibility of these two 'types' of rights may be recognised and understood.

There might be better examples in the fossil record when discussing one issue in palaeontology or another, but one can all but guarantee that a good example on dinosaurs will be recognised and understood by the audience.

Nevertheless, despite having a history and track-record, information design tends not to be widely recognised and understood as a category within design research, nor externally by decision-makers who might improve information presentation by drawing on research findings.

Firstly, a person who chooses to work in the healthcare industry ought to have recognised and understood that, at the outset, their primary duty is the welfare of patients with which personal beliefs cannot interfere.

Ms Waxman, a leading anti-stalking campaigner who runs the Voice 4 Victims organisation, labelled the victory "important" for all stalking victims, claiming that "the pattern of stalking is finally being recognised and understood and taken seriously".

These are people we recognise and understand.

These are huge gains, which we need to recognise and understand how to sustain.

Many women and men in developing countries recognise and understand the implications of such disparity.

It is a space to begin to recognise and understand the impact of colonisation upon all Australians.

Success in fashion depends on creating a strong brand which customers in a busy marketplace will recognise and understand.