Sentence examples for recognising progress from inspiring English sources

It has also been suggested that health practitioners are likely to gain a greater sense of achievement from recognising progress in an individual's 'readiness for change' as an important outcome rather than using behaviour change as the only goal since this may not be measurable in the short term [ 41].

"While we recognise progress is being made there are still too many barriers to women's progression in the industry and acceptance by the sport.

"While we recognise progress is being made, there are still too many barriers to women's progression in the industry and acceptance by the sport," said WIF chair Anna Kessel.

ON MARCH 8th, while the world celebrated International Women's Day to recognise progress in women's rights, two women in Iraqi Kurdistan set themselves on fire.

"Expelling vulnerable Somali refugees at a time Somalia is making internationally recognised progress towards stability and institution building will only increase the risk of insecurity in the region".

Tony Burke, the federal environment minister, said he was pleased that the committee had recognised progress that Australia had made on managing the reef.

Rio's mayor, Eduardo Paes, said it was important to recognise progress linked to the Olympics, particularly with regard to public transport.

Mr Ford said: "We do recognise progress has been made but the executive is still not facing up to the difficulties".

Parents and young people reported that seeing a visual representation of change often helped them recognise progress that they were unaware of.

"Although there remains much work ahead, this is an historic moment in recognising the progress already made".

"I am grateful that the Pembrokeshire Ministerial Board is recognising the progress now being made in making the necessary improvements to our education service.