Sentences with phrase «recognised as a key element»

QELI CEO Neil McDonald, said coaching in education is increasingly recognised as a key element in strong leadership and a crucial component in driving sustainable school improvement.

The importance of children having the time and space to grow their own food is widely recognised as a key element in school gardens.

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In this unexpected otherness I recognised the roots in a place, I have defined the map of my movements, I understood the urgent need to rethink the space, no longer understood as aesthetic of endless memories, but as a key element of existence.

As energy prices continue to rise, the Irish construction industry is moving into uncharted territory, where all elements that affect energy performance — from orientation, to building design, to specification, to standard of workmanship — are increasingly recognised as key concernAs energy prices continue to rise, the Irish construction industry is moving into uncharted territory, where all elements that affect energy performance — from orientation, to building design, to specification, to standard of workmanship — are increasingly recognised as key concernas key concerns.

Article 12 of the UNFCCC recognises measuring, reporting and verification (MRV) as a key element or rather a pillar for ensuring transparency, building trust among parties.

But the research event is also being staged as Australia has hit a roadblock on the path to self - determination, with the Turnbull Government's rejection of a key element of the Uluru Statement from the Heart for a nationally recognised body to give Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people a Voice to Parliament.