Sentence examples similar to well recognised principles from inspiring English sources

UNICEF's work is informed by the internationally recognised principles of humanity, impartiality and neutrality.

Internationally recognised principles and standards for data collection and analysis will be followed.

The commercial aspects of biobanks is well recognised despite the principle that "biological materials should not, as such, give rise to financial gains", as written in the Council of Europe recommendation [ 30, 41- 43].

It is likely, however, that our findings will have broader application beyond this country since the nature and detail of the breast screening program in Australia is similar to those throughout much of UK and Europe, and the values and principles discussed by the experts are well recognised worldwide.

The Four Principles approach to medical ethics [ 65] is well recognised as a useful tool for assisting decision making in clinical practice and there is ongoing interest in promoting ethical care alongside or as part of evidence based medicine [ 66].

Although this principle of 'nothing about us without us' is well recognised, people affected by services continue to have relatively little say in how those services are run.

An opening-wedge osteotomy is well recognised for the management of limb deformity and requires an understanding of the principles of geometry.

"Some of these are well recognised.

Some of that strangeness is well recognised.

The likely consequences of these adverts are well recognised.

"The brand Republic is well recognised, particularly in the north.