Sentence examples for recognising its role from inspiring English sources

The UK government is recognising its role in eliminating fistula.

The knowledge triangle concept puts also emphasis on the role of education in fostering innovation recognising its role in creation of demand for innovation through educating consumers as adopters of innovative goods and services (Hervás Soriano and Mulatero 2009).

It is necessary to recognise its role and that it is thoroughly investigated at the patient, family-household, and societal level and most importantly, its impact on all these angles.

Given the reality of sexual abuse of PWD (especially the hearing- and intellectually-impaired), it is essential that the wider community recognise its role in protection and prevention.

And he wants Italy to publicly recognise its role.

The good news is that the private sector – the biggest land user globally – is starting to recognise its role in keeping our forests standing.

In a context of current and forecasted global health workforce shortages, attention around health professional mobility is mounting as observers and policy makers recognise its role in supplying health systems with the workforce they dependent on to function, or depleting these systems of their doctors and nurses.

Yet milk has become a symbol of welfare: along with the founding of the NHS and free universal education, the 1946 Free School Milk Act seemed to signal the start of a gentler, post-war world, in which the state recognised its role in promoting good health.

Discovered in 1998, the orexin system is well recognised for its role in sleep-wake regulation, appetite control, reward, emotional responses to stress, and learning and memory (see [ 25] for a review).

17 Melatonin (5-methoxy N-acetyltryptamine) is an endogenous lipid-soluble hormone, predominantly produced in the pineal gland that is best recognised for its role in providing circadian and seasonal timing cues.

Originally recognised for its role as a chromatin-associated protein involved in DNA transcription [ 120, 121], HMGB1 has since been described to present a role in danger sensing [ 122] and has since been associated with several pathologies including fibrotic diseases [ 123].