Sentence examples for recognition of challenges from inspiring English sources

In recognition of challenges related to design a programme to meet the more complex needs of multimorbid patients and to deliver it in a way to facilitate participation of patients, the proposed study will be undertaken to inform the development of a self-management intervention to promote combined management of DM and ESRD as coexisting conditions (C-DIRECT).

Multi-stakeholder dialogues (MSDs) can facilitate consensus building through collective identification of challenges, recognition of shared goals and interests, and creation of solution pathways.

Simulation improves recognition of the challenges present and provides an important opportunity for training in challenging environments.

While borne out of tragedy, it was gratifying to witness enhanced interfaith cooperation resulting from the recognition of similar challenges.

While there is some recognition of the challenges faced by younger siblings (Sibs has a dedicated website for children), the charity is developing adult sibling support groups.

This week government ministers return to discuss the implementation of the sustainable development goals, amid growing recognition of the challenges of pursuing so many well-meaning ambitions at once.

"There is a greater recognition of the challenges presented by autism especially in the social setting and also my social skills have progressively improved over the years".

He does not expect "Hockey" "to change the world in their outlook on gay people," he said, but hopes it will be "a baby step" toward recognition of the challenges "heaped upon gay people, especially on gay athletes".

I think our recognition of the challenges ahead, both what I've always said and what Ed Miliband has said, also gives lie to that – not Alan Milburn's, but the Conservative argument.

In recognition of the challenges a group of major funders have been working with the Early Action Task Force on the construction of a new Early Action Neighbourhood Fund and on developing a funders early action alliance which will be launched next month.

The Building Societies Association said allowing eligible buyers to purchase only 50% of their property was welcome recognition of the challenges first-time buyers face, "but we still expect demand to remain low, not least due to the problems associated with saving for a deposit".