Sentence examples for recognised problems from inspiring English sources

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.

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

The IC process also provided an opportunity to consider new ways of thinking about recognised problems.

The lessons from this vignette are that technical 'solutions' can only solve clearly identified and recognised problems.

As a result of the globally recognised problems in supporting patients to correctly adhere to their prescribed medication, some researchers have worked on the development of reminder charts.

And female testosterone patches and sprays that are on the market as "the female equivalent of Viagra", to treat the newly recognised problem of female sexual dysfunction, are highly controversial.

There was only one minor case of wound dehiscence in this pilot study, however, wound dehiscence is a commonly recognised problem following high-energy trauma and arthrodesis [ 1, 3– 5].

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

At the trio's appeal on New Year's Day, a new judge refused to throw out the case, but agreed to a retrial, after recognising problems with the initial process.

"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.