Sentence examples for needed to be recognised from inspiring English sources

The NSPCC said the effect of sexual abuse on all children needed to be recognised.

Dannatt said that former soldiers were often caught up in a "culture of coping alone" and that it needed to be recognised that there were too many former combatants who ended up in jail as murderers, or as suicide victims.

Moo Baulch, CEO of Domestic Violence NSW, said male victims of domestic violence needed to be recognised in the context that the overwhelming number of victims were women and the overwhelming number of perpetrators were men.

But the home secretary, while not making any direct reference to Orgreave, implicitly criticised that view saying the "enormity" of the Hillsborough verdicts needed to be recognised by everyone in policing as the injustices of the past threatened to jeopardise the work of police today.

Men adamantly stressed that they were and needed to be recognised as heads of homes irrespective of the income they or their wives brought.

The strong links and inter-relationships between themes needed to be recognised when interpreting the data in some instances, themes related to other dimensions rather than the directly corresponding pair.

His achievement needs to be recognised.

There are boundaries that need to be recognised.

People need more support and we need to be recognised for the vital work we do.

We need to be recognised – we need to have the rights we have been denied for the past 500 years".

To get published your work needs to be recognised by someone else.