Sentence examples for recognising the linkages from inspiring English sources
Firstly, through the broad implications of closer cooperation between human and animal health sectors and recognising the linkages among humans, animals and the environment.
Recognising the intrinsic linkage between poverty eradication and promotion of sustainable development, we underline the need for a coherent approach which integrates in a balanced manner the three dimensions of sustainable development.
This model provides a structure to explore local health service provision whilst recognising the flows and linkages that occur within a relational concept of place.
In 2009 the Australian Government invested heavily in data linkage, recognising the central role it will play in Australia's research environment in the future [ 5].
Furthermore, the certificates recognising the status of expelled populations enabled linkages to be developed between various actors involved in the operational aspects of reintegration in the collines of origin and the project beneficiaries.
Increasingly, researchers are recognising the intergenerational cycle of violence (23, 24) and the linkages between trauma exposures in childhood and increased risk of psychological ill-health, and experiencing violence and perpetrating violence later on in life (4– 6).
In diplomatic terms, this may mean officially recognising the state.
In their study of rightwing populism, Chip Berlet and Matthew Lyons caution that an exclusive focus on extremists risks us failing to "recognise the frequent direct linkages – ideological, organisational and economic – between rightwing and mainstream political forces".
In addition, although the difference between food security and nutrition security must be recognised, the policy and programme linkages in efforts to achieve both must be strengthened.
Further, the design of regional and global policies should recognise the fact that energy-growth-emission linkages varied across countries even in the same region.
