Sentence examples for recognising value from inspiring English sources

Different sectors have different values: The important thing is recognising that the different stakeholders have diverse ways of working and recognising value.

(McCaffery et al, 2003 ) (UK, hypothetical) The stigma associated with testing HPV positive did not discourage them from recognising value of HPV testing…The desire to gain knowledge from test results and to act responsibly outweighed the stigma attached to carrying the virus.

Katja Iversen Recognise and redistribute unpaid care work: It is important to recognise, value, reduce and redistribute unpaid care work.

Failing to recognise value for money were Scunthorpe United (ironically for Mr Szymanski), Preston North End and Plymouth Argyle; Newcastle United, Liverpool and Everton ranked last among clubs now in the Premier League.

Finally, they want their role to be recognised, valued and celebrated.

Other non-Muslim countries are now recognising the value of the halal industry.

Local businesses too are increasingly recognising the value of the "grey pound".

"This green paper launches a wide-ranging debate about recognising the value of work as a health outcome," he said.

Many secularists are religious and many religious people – recognising the value of keeping government and religion separate – are secular.

It is possible to support public broadcasting while recognising the value of opposition, even when it is misplaced.

Recognising the value of others around you and what they have to offer is vital in life.