Sentence examples for recognising the unique from inspiring English sources

The AMHFA course differs from the general course in that it recognises the historical, cultural and political forces that have affected Aboriginal mental health in Australia, and in recognising the unique barriers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people face in seeking out appropriate mental health care.

Nonetheless, a balance needs to be struck between growing the cake and distributing it, recognising the unique role aid can play in the latter.

One such "anonymous identifier" would be Doubleclick recognising the unique ID of your phone or tablet and assigning you an ID.

She rightly recognised the unique role of the US in defending freedom, paving the way for the respect Britain receives in the counsels of the only superpower.

The One World Media Awards recognise the unique role of journalists and filmmakers in bridging the divide between different societies and raising awareness of vital development issues.

But leaders on both sides of the Atlantic, and across the political spectrum, have always recognised the unique ties that bind us.

This was, I came to recognise, the unique, orchestrated sound of Italy, to be heard with only slight variations in cities and towns alike.

We firmly believe that proposals for change have to be viewed for their cumulative impact and recognise the unique demands policing makes of police officers and staff".

But he recalls the moment when he recognised the unique management skills and the infamous "hairdryer treatment" that were to become Ferguson's trademark.

The Lovie Awards recognise the unique nature of the European internet community, from Europe's top web and creative networks and content publishers to cultural and political organisations and bedroom bloggers.

Dr Annie Grant, dean of students and director of student services at the University of East Anglia, says university services such as in-house counselling are important because they recognise the unique pressures on students.