Sentence examples for recognised problems in from inspiring English sources

The government has recognised problems in the system, though it disputes the scale of the illegal logging.

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.

As a result of the globally recognised problems in supporting adherence to medication, some researchers have proposed the use of reminder charts.

However, community members often lack the knowledge and skills in how to recognise problems and to assist a person in seeking out professional help [ 18, 19].

This allows project managers to measure agreement and recognise problems in their project early on.

Male heads of departments are often very good at recognising problems in other people's departments, it was claimed, while simultaneously being convinced that everything is fine and dandy in their own.

Overestimating handwashing behaviour [ 3] and social desirability response bias [ 4, 5] are both well-recognised problems in this and other fields of research.

Ofcom has recognised these problems in its review, but has stopped short of recommending separating Openreach from BT.

They express their shock and grief, say they have long recognised the problems in Bangladesh, point out that the chaotic environment of a developing world city means many issues are partly beyond their control (though, they admit, still their responsibility), and downplay the significance of cheap labour in the decision to locate production in the country.

Of particular concern for a future MC program, poor monitoring and recording of men who have undergone NSV, as well as identification and follow up of trained HWs, were recognised as problems in the current NSV program.

You cannot propose your Friedman-cribbed solution to an economic problem, if you cannot even recognise the problem in the first place.