Sentence examples for this position recognises from inspiring English sources
This position recognises that childhood, as a concept, is subjective, dependent on the context in which it is defined and the social practices, beliefs and values of the culture in which it is embedded (James and James 2008; James and Prout 1997).
This position recognises that research is never independent of the perspective of the particular researcher(s) involved.
The IFRC and UN law checklist, to which we have already referred, recognises and supports this position (International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies IFRC and United Nations Development Programme 2015).
This position - which Bell would no doubt be the first to acknowledge the difficulty of putting into practice - recognises the post-modern conditions in which war correspondents must now operate.
This position remains controversial.
"We consider that international law has evolved to a position which recognises, as part of the sovereignty of a state, its right to reclaim cultural property of great historical significance which has been wrongly taken in the past – a rule that would entitle Greece to recover and reunite the Parthenon sculptures".
However, this 2010 joint position statement also recognises that the impact of a single bout of resistance-type exercise on glycaemic control in type 2 diabetic patients remains to be established.
If we can create the change that supports more women into leadership positions and recognises their impact, we may see the development of a completely new leadership identity that looks to connect with the needs of society as whole.
"If you're making allegations and it's criminal, then at some point you cannot remain anonymous, and this is why companies are uncomfortable, because it creates the situation of what do I do with this person?" Woodford recognises that he was in a better position than many whistleblowers because he was in the most senior position at Olympus.
