Sentence examples for it should be sorted from inspiring English sources

"It should be sorted out by the end of the week," he says.

He explains that a technical misunderstanding delayed him moving up a rank, but that it should be sorted out soon.

"If there is an issue, it should be sorted out by HM Revenue & Customs". He is angry that the police arrested him and Brady when, he said, they had volunteered to answer all questions.

But it should be sorted out in time for the country to join the euro in 2010.Eccentric and ineffective government, or none at all, is fast becoming the rule in all eight new post-communist member states of the European Union.

"I'm obviously speaking to Sky at the moment and I think it should be sorted this week with where I go," Thomas told BBC Wales Sport.

There's no point to segregating the beauty aisle, when in reality it should be sorted out by universal concerns just like in the "personal health" aisle.

It has spent more on its Sports TV channels, but judging by the volume of complaints it should be sorting out its customer services operations first – and in particular its infrastructure division, Openreach, which manages customer connections to the local telephone exchange.

It should be sort of self-contained analytically.

"I didn't think that was avery good idea that it should become that much smaller or that it should be sort of chipped away at by special interest groups.

There is just a real sense of kind of social solidarity around the idea that health care is a right, and everyone should have it in the country, and there shouldn't be any restrictions, and that it should be sort of radically fair.

" "The Government should set aside a fund, where… it's not that only poor people should do this thing, I think it should be sort of like… we GPs have no backup.