Sentence examples for to further recognise from inspiring English sources

There is still time to further recognise Adadevoh's heroism.

We stress the need to further recognise the nature of the second victim phenomenon and the need for organisational support for affected healthcare professionals.

It has become more focused in its opinions and it has to be further recognised.

We further recognise, as implied in your speech, that the questions are not about "race" - whatever that means - but about racism, and that our nation's future will not be served by racial amnesia but by a commitment to dismantle every plank, nail and screw of America's well constructed system of racial oppression.

But those who raise objections to further development need to recognise that there's no realistic or cost-effective alternative to expansion.

Mr Hunt said the recommendations relating to 111 should be "treated as a national and not a local issue" adding that advisers were "trained not to deviate from their script, but the report says they need to be trained to appreciate when there is a need to probe further, how to recognise a complex call and when to call in clinical advice earlier".

Horse riding is further recognised as possessing excellent therapeutic and stress relieving qualities due to the relationship developed between rider and horse.

The changed objects were further recognised through the difference of morphological building index in two phases to indicate changed objects on built-up land.

The Paisley native won his first Bafta in 1991 for Press Gang and was further recognised for his work on Doctor Who and Sherlock in 2008 and 2011 respectively.

Further, recognising the 'disruptive questioner' 27 as a desirable employee would be one step towards encouraging this new approach.

42 Further, recognising that conditions such as hypertension and renal impairment are asymptomatic and that diagnosis may not occur in the absence of active surveillance, we were concerned about the potential for misclassifying prevalent cases as incident.