Sentence examples for view recognised from inspiring English sources

This demonstrates the subtly of view recognised by members of the public and an appreciation of the complexity of the situation: Participants were aware of the value that commercial partnerships might bring, but nonetheless remained extremely wary of PCD being "sold" to such partners.

Support for people with cancer can no longer just be "palliative" – it needs to take a longer view, recognising that the impact of cancer will continue to be felt long after the immediate medical needs have passed.

Updated at 11.34am BST 11.30am BST The Guardian's Lisa O'Carroll has just tweeted: lisa o'carroll (@lisaocarroll) Leveson spells out why a press ombudsman would need statutory backing - in order 2 have his/her view legally recognised in civil proceedings May 23 , 201211.28am BST Dorrell says the state should not have a view in what is good practice in newspapers.

In redesigning health services, patient and public views are recognised as important to the effective redesign of healthcare [ 34, 35].

The training camp's commander, who praised this production highly, had an alternative view: "We recognise it.

Having a Marxist world view means recognising that the oppressed will always have to fight the oppressors.

A realistic view must recognise that large strata of women in developing countries will continue to be exposed to the infection and will develop the disease.

That said, the counter view must be recognised.

The journalist Angela Lambert has asked why The Long View is not recognised as one of the great novels of the 20th century.

In the 1970s he took the view, which he recognised as dissenting, that international trade should be, as he put it, "in some sense, managed" through import controls, adding unpersuasively that this was not really protectionism, since he did not want to reduce imports, merely the propensity to import; and protection should be "as minimally selective as possible".

4 As histological data became more readily available this view became increasingly recognised.