Sentence examples for with this recognised from inspiring English sources

But in Birmingham, a platform to generate progress and performance was being created within the city council, with this recognised by Lord Warner, previously appointed by the government to be its independent adviser on Birmingham, in an interview on Tuesday.

And so it always goes with this universally recognised pattern, the popularity of which may well have waxed and waned throughout history, but still refuses to die.

Utilisation was measured in terms of Defined Daily Dose, with DDDs defined as ' the average maintenance dose of a drug when used in its major indication in adults', with this measure recognised as the international standard to assess utilisation patterns within and between countries [ 59]. 2012 DDDs were used in line with international guidance [ 59- 61].

SUBSTITUTIONS United were unable to maintain the pace they started with, and this was recognised with the introduction of Memphis Depay for Mata.

Many of the individuals I worked with recognised this and asked for medication to suppress these impulses, which can work for some.

In May 2016, InPOP facilitated discussions for bridging a forest protection concept recognised in Indonesian law with HCVs recognised internationally; this became a major issue in strengthening ISPO (Hospes 2014; C. Brandi et al. 2013; Wijaya and Glasbergen 2016).

Whilst this strategy may rely on conscious engagement with the information, this is recognised as an intervention strategy, whereby micro-environments can be altered by adding visual prompts [ 13].

Consistent with this result, immunostaining recognised DEC1 in both the cytoplasm and nucleus.

Different strategies were used by pwMS and carers in dealing with the uncertainty associated with the progression of MS. Some avoided thinking about the future describing it as futile, given the unpredictable clinical course of MS. However, the burden of trying to live with this unpredictability was recognised.

This was recognised with the presentation of the Nebula Grand Master Award in 1994.

As soon as he said this I recognised with a blush that I had indeed been egging him on to say something perhaps disobliging about Hughes or his contemporaries, although I had no motive for doing so other than hero-worship.