Sentence examples for work has recognised from inspiring English sources

That work has recognised the importance of thinkers of the French Enlightenment, and more recently the Dissenting inheritance which his education and early career provided.

Previous work has recognised the PHR as a valuable tool to share data between the pregnant woman and her health professionals [ 2], but this current study demonstrates gaps in the quality of important antenatal information that the record is designed to capture.

On this subject, the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (2003) has recognised that work-related risks in women are generally underestimated and neglected both in research and prevention activities [ 26].

There has already been academic work that has recognised rave culture having led to a "general feminisation of youth", as phrased by Maria Pini in her work on women in the early British rave scene.

She says: "We don't have a political affiliation and we are really pleased that the Guardian has recognised our work.

He told BBC Radio Solent: "Obviously it's flattering, it's nice that someone has recognised the work that I did at Pompey last year.

Michael Guy, Serco's contract director at HMP Dovegate, said: "I am pleased that the board has recognised the hard work and dedication of the staff in looking after and caring for a complex prison population, some of whom are very difficult to manage.

Ofsted has recognised the close work with the school to ensure improved outcomes for pupils.

"I am obviously pleased that the board has recognised the hard work and the progress that has been achieved in the last 18 months," he said.

Manchester has recognised that".

This was particularly so if study participants' immediate GP work colleagues had recognised educational expertise and knowledge that may be associated with being a professional appraiser, specialty training supervisor or holding a medical regulatory position with a relevant local or national organisation.