Sentence examples for recognised to perform from inspiring English sources

In Tanzania, the legal framework and existing national health policies and regulations do not recognise task shifting (except for AMOs who are officially recognised to perform some of the MOs duties ) as an official strategy for addressing the health personnel crisis.

The important decision is recognising when to perform an emergency laparotomy and when to manage conservatively.

Only 30% of the students recognised the need to perform continual fundal massage.

Open reading frame detection and identification coding for short peptides including bacteriocin precursors inside genomes is generally recognised as difficult to perform [ 13].

It may not have been an excuse, but it was a disclosure that was revolutionary, because, stupidly, recognising that sportswomen have to perform even with menstrual cramps and while bleeding is still exceptional and newsworthy.

As described, it is very important for the radiologist to recognise the characteristics of the SIGBIC to perform early diagnosis of this pathology.

Once the Games started the home crowd really helped, but Ellie was the one everyone recognised, and there was so much pressure to perform.

After the formation of amateur Gilbert and Sullivan companies in the 1880s licensed to perform the operas, professionals recognised that the amateur performing groups "support the culture of music and the drama.

After the formation of amateur Gilbert and Sullivan companies licensed to perform the operas, professionals recognised that the amateur societies "support the culture of music and the drama.

The nine newly developed polymorphic markers recognise a sufficient number of varying loci to perform further studies on the conservation and breeding of this medicinal cultivar.

The notion that being paid to perform sex acts should be recognised as a kind of service work is the rationale underpinning legalised prostitution regimes.