Sentence examples for recognised to act from inspiring English sources
While CEACAM6 is recognised to act as an intercellular adhesion molecule (Kuroki et al, 2001), it appears to have additional functions in the context of malignancy (Ilantzis et al, 2002; Duxbury et al, 2004b).
The lawyer for the Secret Intelligence Service, Andrew O'Connor, delivered deep regrets and an unprecedented apology to the family from Sir John Sawers, chief of the SIS, who recognised that "failure to act more swiftly" when Williams was absent had contributed to their "anguish and suffering".
"Republican leaders recognise they have to act on this".
Low, who chaired the commission, said: "Our report makes sobering reading and we are calling on political parties of all stripes to recognise the need to act before we reach crisis point.
This allows you to recognise and act to unwind and relax, which also can inspire your colleagues to look after their own personal wellbeing and development.
Now it is agreed that, although the special circumstances of the developing countries are formally recognised, all countries have to act.
"I therefore recognised that we needed to act now to help farmers who will be faced with receiving less of an income this time of year because of the losses they suffered in March and April".
Once these gaps are recognised, people can begin to act to close gaps between teams and groups.
The presence of a live-in carer may facilitate easier access to hospital services; and a live-in carer might recognise deterioration and decide to act on this before the patient would on their own.
The title "solicitor" is covered by section 21 of the Solicitors Act 1974, as well as misuse of "any description implying that [a person] is qualified or recognised by law as qualified to act as a solicitor".
When considering the wide range of existing capabilities in a student population, it is up to the school and the teachers to recognise and act upon these differences in order to enable students to develop their capabilities.
