Sentence examples for to recognise problems from inspiring English sources

"We want to get training into place so that anybody who's mentoring Muslims is a lot more skilled in being able to recognise problems such as anger management, domestic abuse, issues with family breakup, depression," Ihram says.

The campaigners said the strategic health authority was "reluctant to recognise problems" and they described the Care Quality Commission health watchdog as a "wholly inefficient" organisation.

"And we would have some sympathy with your proposals but the trouble with the proposals is you are simply refusing to recognise problems around enforcement and effectiveness at UKBA have got worse and not better on your watch".

However, community members often lack the knowledge and skills in how to recognise problems and to assist a person in seeking out professional help [ 18, 19].

These views acknowledged the high cost associated with the current RN model of care and concern about whether CCAs would have the ability to recognise problems that the client may be experiencing.

Contributory factors to DUP include: lack of trust in mental health services and fear of coercion; fear of stigma and discrimination; failing to recognise problems as psychosis; not knowing where or how to access support; and unhelpful service responses [ 12- 15].

Others are not so conscientious, and the public sector has come under fire for failing to recognise its problems.

"Had we had integrated balance sheets reflecting the whole picture of banks' lending, we would have been able to recognise the problems much sooner".

As well as leading the community in prayers, the various speakers emphasised the need to recognise the problems within the community as well as those created by perceived policing issues.

"We need the whole NHS system, in the community and hospitals, to recognise the problems and help to relieve the pressure on their colleagues in A&E".

When US workers fail to recognise structural problems within the current labour market or that the "deck is stacked in certain ways", she says, they experience depression and a loss of motivation, ultimately lengthening the period of unemployment.