Sentence examples for value recognised from inspiring English sources

"It is a growing percentage and we need to think about the best possible way to engage with Islam and Muslims and think about whether people should be having days off for Eid, how Ramadam is accomodated and its value recognised, and how religion is taught in schools," said Julian Bond, director of the Christian Muslim Forum.

Although it has been altered since it was originally built, it has maintained its Grade II listing for its "group value", recognising "the importance of its massing and exterior character to the setting of Tabley House".

Commitment by these integrated teaching practices to teach, when there is no requirement to do so, must be valued, recognised and rewarded by teaching organisations and governments.

The FPs valued recognising, diagnosing and managing depressive and anxiety disorders as important primary care tasks.

Their products gain broad market appeal, as the technology's value becomes recognised by the industry as a whole.

Only now is this value being recognised and painstakingly calculated.

Its commercial value was recognised in the following years when the main runway was opened in 1952 to accommodate the Aer Lingus service to Dublin.

Their historical value was recognised early on, and the public were able to visit by appointment.

Some great concepts or findings may sit around for many decades until their true value is recognised [ 3].

Learning that takes place outside of the objective is rarely valued or recognised, and teachers who train under this rigid system never realise there was ever another way.

Once p values are recognised as the gold standard of testing, they become subject to Goodhart's law, that any benchmark that can be measured will be gamed.