Sentence examples for recognised to make from inspiring English sources

Dismayed by declining standards among young people (men) whose potential he recognised to make England rich and mighty, he set out to offer schooling to them all.

While heterogeneity is recognised to make small differences between groups harder to detect, when differences are observed they are more likely to be real.[26] The findings of this study are therefore generally applicable to most infant populations in industrialised countries.

Despite these difficulties, Uganda and South Africa are internationally recognised to have made sustained gains in the provision of palliative care, largely through community-based hospices and home-based palliative care services.

10 11 12 13 Despite the difficulties of this context, Uganda and South Africa are internationally recognised to have made sustained and important gains in the provision of palliative care, largely through community based hospices and home based palliative care services.

The country's leaders didn't know how far from their charted path they'd been swept, but they recognised a need to make a course correction.

Making land data available to everyone for free was a key change in South Africa after apartheid: it was recognised as important to make every citizen equal.

The Australian authorities leading the hunt have now recognised the need to make a high-resolution bathymetric (depth) survey of the wider search zone - some 60,000 sq km in area.

All stakeholders recognised the need to make the prevention of dental disease a higher priority.

Interviewees who had heard of these types of service recognised their need to make a profit through the work that they do.

Researchers and institutions also have to recognise their responsibility to make decisions about publishing sensitive information and, together with funders, ethics committees and others, need to consider these issues throughout the research process, starting when the research is first proposed, rather than delaying the decision until a manuscript is ready for submission to a journal.

Despite the growing number of countries, political leaders and international health experts recognising the need to make a major and sustained commitment to strengthening health systems[ 10], summaries of reliable research in health systems, often termed "evidence" of policy and strategies, is judged by to be scarce[ 11].