Sentence examples for recognition that problem from inspiring English sources

In the Jit model there is recognition that problem areas are shaped by multiple causes that interact in unpredictable ways, and that an improvement body simply has to work with this complexity.

This approach is in keeping with the recognition that problem formulation and scoping (inclusive of hazard identification) needs increased emphasis in risk assessment [ 7].

In order to "have an illness", there needs to be a recognition that problems being experienced are abnormal, and part of a greater disorder.

21 Yet recognition that problems with alcohol are medical in nature is rare, 25 50 and most likely contributes to both the low supply of and demand for treatment services.

In AA the problem is not externalized, rather there is a recognition that the problem exists within the community.

"We would have liked to see a recognition that the problem of extreme inequality is a root cause of the many problems captured in the sustainable development goals, with an equal focus on extreme wealth and extreme poverty as two concurrent symptoms of one dysfunctional society".

Groups that benefit from emissions suppress recognition that a problem exists.

A triumph because the rhetoric indicates there is government recognition that the problem of the people in our jails and drug rehabilitation centres starts at home.

"Only slowly did we come to the realization and recognition that the problem extended from Newark Bay to the Dundee Dam," a total of 17 miles.

Real progress would require a restart based on patient diplomacy, ramped-up pressure, and a recognition that the problem entails not just nuclear reactors and missile factories, but torture chambers and concentration camps.

There was also a growing recognition that the problem was not simply one of an inalienable right on the one side, and a grave intrusive injustice on the other, but a case of two rights which had so far defied integration.