Sentences with phrase «governments recognise»

Text Box 2.8 shows that it is important that governments recognise and adapt to diversity in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

Through the National Strategic Framework, all governments recognise that progress in improving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health status has been too slow and is unacceptable.

It is true to say that all governments recognise the importance of this factor; indeed, some even stipulate that counselling is compulsory for those seeking this type of information (this is the case in Tasmania, for example)[91].

A successful education system can not be delivered «unless governments recognise the centrality of the teacher workforce», said Ms Keates.

«This promise can not be delivered unless governments recognise the centrality of the teacher workforce to securing these outcomes.

The Government recognises the independence of the Reserve Bank and its responsibility for monetary policy matters and will continue to respect the Reserve Bank's independence as provided by statute.

[25] For an example as to how the British government recognised that the co-option of the landed class was indispensable for the smooth administration of their Empire, see the report on the Imperial Assemblage in Delhi on 1st January, 1877, to mark Queen Victoria's accession to the Imperial Title, «Kaiser - i - Hind,» where the Viceroy, Lord Lytton, told «the native subjects of the Empress of India,» that although administrative direction and «supreme supervision» would lie with the English, through whom «the arts, the sciences and the culture of the West... may freely flow to the East,» nevertheless there was a need for natives to play a role in the administration.

«In light of the Final Report, as well as the National Commission of Audit and the Productivity Commission Research Paper: Efficiency in Health, the Government recognises the need for competition in the pharmacy sector, including that the location rules should be examined closely.

The Government recognises the original intention of the location rules was to create a suitable geographic spread of pharmacies to ensure dependable and timely access to Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) medicines, including in rural and remote regions.

«But there is a lot of information out there and the government recognises that it can be hard to know where to start.

The Major government recognised this problem, and froze alcohol duties in its final years in an attempt to stem the tide of duty evasion, a policy continued by Labour.

The UK government recognises this hurdle and for all practical communication purposes the Home Office has made English language training, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) course, almost an integral part of the «welcome kit» for the asylum seekers arriving in the UK.

«The government recognise that the profession is fragile and yet continue to take grave risks with the stability of the criminal justice system.

«The Welsh Government recognised the plight of the pupils affected and ordered the re-grading of those pupils affected.

It is the World Service's responsibility to be as efficient as possible while maintaining as many services as possible, something the previous Government recognised when in 2006 they closed 10 separate language services of the World Service.

Baldwin added: «I look forward to the government recognising this and progressing with the implementation of the recommendations from the report.»

«The government recognises the importance of child protection and wants to build upon the work of Ceop, but does not necessarily feel this is best done by creating a new quango,» she said.

The fact that such a wide range of cabinet ministers are involved suggests the Government recognises that mental health affects every aspect of society — from our families and communities, to the health system, schools, business and the economy.

Launching the strategy, home office minister Vernon Coaker said: «The government recognises that promoting a sensible drinking culture is a job for the whole of society.

«This government recognises the important contribution that international students make to the UK economy, but the old student visa regime neither controlled immigration nor protected legitimate students from being exploited by poor quality colleges.

Wave power has the potential to be a key component of this, and it is good to see the government recognise this.

Commenting on the proposed National Funding Formula for Schools and High Needs, Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, the largest teachers» union in the UK, said: «The delay in publishing the consultation on the national funding formula for schools indicates that even the Government recognises the scale of the challenge involved in creating a funding formula which enables schools to secure the educational entitlements of all children and young people.

Campaigners hailed the decision as a sign the government recognises the role books can play in rehabilitation, but the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) shows no signs as yet of relenting on its ban on prisoners being sent books from family and friends.

In a keynote speech to Progress, the Blairite thinktank, the business secretary said the government recognised the need to «prioritise and economise» once Britain emerges from recession, but would do so while protecting frontline services.

The government recognises this, with announcements such as «High Speed 3» between Leeds and Manchester demonstrating that transport is fundamental to its Northern Powerhouse and devolution projects.

`' The statements gave the false impression that this association is a government recognised federation of trade union.

The current recession has resulted in the worst youth employment prospects in a generation, and we are therefore pleased that the government recognises the importance of offering educational opportunities in order to help individuals and the economy back on their feet.

We're pleased that the Government recognises the enormous value that flexible contracts can bring to both employer and employee, but at the same time it's right to ensure that exploitation is stamped out.

President Mahama who disclosed these in a speech read for him by a Member of the Council of State, Mr Adenze Kanga, at the 31st edition of National Farmers Day held in Bolgatanga on Friday, said government recognises the important role the agriculture sector plays in the socio - economic development of the country.

«This isn't about government interfering in family life; it's about government recognising that stable two parent families are vital for the creation of a strong society.

She added: «This House has an important role to play in scrutinising and revising legislation, and the Government recognises this.

«It is time that the Government recognise that the vote to leave the EU does not give them a blank cheque to do as they wish or to ignore the 48 % of the electorate that voted to remain.

President Akufo - Addo said the government recognised the vital contribution the churches had been making towards health and education development and praised Mr. Owusu - Brempong for the project.

He said the government recognised the huge financial implication to this roadmap and would make the needed resources available so that the country would put in place efficient beneficial ownership regime, he stated.

More than 30 years ago, the U.K. government recognised that new Ph.D. s were heading into the job market without several vital skills, such as knowing how to communicate effectively with co-workers or work as part of a team.

Crucially, both governments recognised the importance of integrating the socioeconomic needs of local communities within the planning process, and the new protected areas will reflect this.

This is a genuine signal that the Government recognises that science and research are vital in driving growth and securing a strong economic recovery.

Also, says the spokesman, «the government recognises that there is a role for alternative fuels, but until the trials we can not be sure how far to go.»

Barnaby Lenon, ISC chairman, said: «In its green paper the government recognised the great strength and success of independent schools and asked what more we could do on top of the contribution our schools already make.

«We are very pleased to see the Government recognise the fundamental importance that schools play in building resilience of their pupils and intervening early when problems do emerge.

The government recognises the vital role accessible and inclusive transport plays in connecting young people to a multitude of opportunities and committed # 2 million funding for new minibuses in England.

Responding to the report, a government spokesperson said: «This government recognises the crucial role digital skills play in our society and economy.

The government recognises the value and impact of music on children's lives and have said that they see access to good music education a key component of a rounded school life.

Mr Gibb said the government recognised recruitment was a «challenge» as the economy improves but said registrations to its «Get Into Teaching» website up by «almost 30 per cent» compared to last year.

Teachers don't get enough CPD and the Government recognises that quality is an issue; hence the well received Standard for Teachers» Professional Development.

A Department for Education spokeswoman said the government recognised teachers» workload could be «unnecessarily high» with «needless bureaucracy» stopping them spending time teaching.

Yet some within the academic community and government recognise the limitations in using free school meal eligibility as a predictor for pupil achievement.

«Unless the Welsh government recognises the mistakes they have made with banding, we will continue to see it failing the education system.»

«Cats Protection welcomes today's announcement by the Government of its Animal Welfare Bill in which the Government recognises all animals, including cats, as sentient beings.

Cats and housing providers: ensure Scottish Government recognises the needs of people with cats and other pets in rented housing and care homes, to allow people to keep their pets 7.