Sentence examples for one should be recognised from inspiring English sources

Under current rules, if you live in – not just own – two residences, you have two years in which to nominate which one should be recognised as your main residence for CGT purposes which can make any gain on it tax-free.

Whether the newborn is stillborn or alive, every single one should be recognised.

We do feel it should be recognised as one.

Those in the top places are world-class institutions; one of the nation's greatest assets and their excellence should be recognised and rewarded.

One person went so far as to suggest that membership of such a review group should be recognised to be a civic duty, as with jury service.

We have taken as one of our guiding principles that MPs play a crucial role in our democracy and that that role should be recognised.

Western diplomats have said one of the sticking points to ending 10 years of sanctions is Iran's argument that its right to enrich uranium should be recognised.

"Everyone in Guantánamo Bay should be recognised only as a number and will be referred to as a 'package' when being taken from one 'reservation' to the next".

Their seriousness should be recognised.

This progress should be recognised and celebrated.

That agenda should be recognised and condemned.