Sentence examples for recognised themes from inspiring English sources

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Increasing individual autonomy, empowerment, and sensitive introduction of hope may be central to a shared decision making process and are well recognised themes within personal recovery narratives [ 10].

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But, while that is the strongest account of the recognised text, the themes and implications of the play are most powerfully expressed for me in two modern-day updates both first seen in 2001: the Hollywood teen-flick O, which shifts the action to a high-school basketball team, and an adaptation made for ITV television under the original title, scripted by Andrew Davies.

The vital role of teachers is recognised within the theme of the day and must be pursued in a strategic manner to effectively ensure that the high number of out of school children is reversed.

Once monitoring themes are recognised, explicitly defined and streamlined, travel towards integrated monitoring may be made easier as the current lack of clarity in thematic marine monitoring implementation is one barrier to integration at both national and regional scales.

Simple content analysis which proceeded to identify all themes, as recognised by the researcher, was undertaken for development meetings with the main learning points recorded for action as appropriate.

The strong links and inter-relationships between themes needed to be recognised when interpreting the data in some instances, themes related to other dimensions rather than the directly corresponding pair.

In Chochinov's model of dignity, care tenor is recognised as a sub-theme of the social dignity inventory.

The coupling of pathways and processes through shared components is being increasingly recognised as a common theme which occurs in many cell signalling contexts, in which it plays highly non-trivial roles.

"But I do recognise certain recurring themes: treason, secrecy, the impossibility of knowing things, or people, or yourself, for sure.

Nevertheless, we have to recognise that its themes of abduction, subjugation and prostitution make it as depressingly relevant today as it was when first seen in 1898.

Those who saw Visitors may recognise some similar themes in his first novel, as well as its setting on Salisbury Plain.

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