Sentence examples for skills is recognised from inspiring English sources

Lack of basic literacy skills is recognised as an important factor in health inequalities.

His directorial skills were recognised internationally.

His enthusiasm and skills were recognised by the owner, Horst Brandstätter, and by 1971 he was head designer.

After busking in Europe in 1964, he moved to London, where his instrumental and songwriting skills were recognised by the producer Bill Leader, who recorded his eponymous first album, released on the Transatlantic label in 1965.

The challenge we parents of young adults with Asperger's face is helping them find a role where their skills are recognised and rewarded and where an employer has enough understanding and awareness of autism to know how to get the best out of them so that they will succeed in their work.

In the UK, doctors are presently not remunerated for their roles as DMPs and this may need to be addressed, to both encourage more doctors to participate and also to ensure that their time and skills are recognised.

For the graduates and postgraduates, who will no doubt be moving from workplace to workplace in their professional lives, transportability of qualifications will be essential to ensure that their skills are recognised.

Just like Mitchell Johnson is recognised for his skill and then the ladies have a bit of a perv on him in the background.

Providing evidence-based care is recognised as a key skill for health care workers from diverse professions and cultures [ 5- 10].

PPE is recognised as useful as an experiential learning method to increase skill development for physiotherapy clinical practice.

She found that digital skills were being recognised as being at least as equally important as traditional.