Sentence examples for theory recognises from inspiring English sources

Salutogenesis theory recognises that health is a continuum, with explicit inclusion of well-being as well as illness and pathology.

The stewardship theory recognises that boards, individuals and managements are motivated by non-financial and non-selfish interests to perform the activities they do.

Social-cognitive theory recognises that interaction with people rather than the provision of information alone, is the key to behaviour change especially if the latter conflicts with existing motives, beliefs and values [ 38].

The framework is supported by open systems theory which recognises that context shapes implementation and program outcomes.

The intervention is modelled on social ecology theory, which recognises the role of the physical, social and cultural environment in health behaviour and emphasises the importance of multiple levels of human interaction, including that of groups and organisations.

By the end of the Introduction to Moral Theory, even Thomasius recognises that "rational love" will function only in relatively harmonious contexts, in others, particularly those characterised by unequal power positions, justice may well be required.

The one good thing about this rotten government is that it recognises – in theory, though apparently not in practice – that there are more than two options for the ownership of common resources.

Better roads, education and social policy are all needed.At least in theory, Mr García's government recognises this.

In providing a constructivist account of Business Risk Audit technologies, we argue for a theory of audit change that recognises (i) the centrality of legitimation processes and (ii) the co-construction of audit technology and the audit field.

One theory goes that the human brain recognises strategic positions in a general way, and that this helps to reduce the problem to a manageable size.Thomas Serre and his colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have built a computer processing system that tries to work in this general way.

The ESER community also increasingly recognises the need to develop theories of software engineering phenomena e.g. theories of the actual behaviour of software projects at the level of the project and over time.