Sentence examples for recognising the severity from inspiring English sources

At least some are recognising the severity of the problem.

Recognising the severity of the problem in the Cook Islands, the government has increased duty on the sugar content in imported drinks.

A maternity services' audit in Malawi found that poor documentation, delays in recognising the severity of the clinical condition, delays in adequate treatment and preoperative resuscitation with delays in referral, contributed to substandard care [ 18].

Not recognising the severity of the symptoms, low socio-economic level, the location of the tumour, diagnostic errors and the application of inadequate tests or ones with previously negative results may all increase the delay.

Not one person I spoke to recognised the severity of what I had heard.

In the hours after the verdict, a chastened Cameron demonstrated that he had recognised the severity of the rebuke.

"We immediately suspended him so that people understand that we recognise the severity of the incident, and we will back the FA in whatever they choose to do".

"The world has been slow to recognise the severity of this crisis, but there is no longer any excuse for inaction".

As it turns out, the FOMC was late to recognise the severity of the financial crisis and slow to head off the economic damage.

On education, the report said neither the Nigerian government nor DfID seem to recognise the severity of the shortage of teachers and textbooks, noting again that education is worse in the north.

Speaking in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, Oxfam's regional director, Fran Equiza, said: "The world has been slow to recognise the severity of this crisis.