Sentence examples for ought to be recognised from inspiring English sources

It ought to be recognised that most of these refugees will, if conditions allow, eventually return to Syria.

Governments need to get their own houses in order and the industry's implicit government subsidy ought to be recognised via offsetting levies (as is already the case).

We feel that this ought to be recognised in its name.' The newspaper of 24 August omits 'Manchester' from its masthead.

BA may not be the world's favourite airline any more, and Willie Walsh may not be the most popular chief exec, but they've pulled off a triumph, and it ought to be recognised as such.

The implication, therefore, is that Davies, like the actor type he undoubtedly isn't, feels he's left all that mid-1990s nonsense behind, and ought to be recognised for the fine body of work he has accumulated since.

These incongruent positions perhaps signal a population composed of people working a bit too hard, earning the kind of too-much-money that makes them feel like they are martyrs of capitalism, a status that ought to be recognised with being sat immediately at Movida Bar de Tapas.

"He deserves to be recognised".

But this mysterious relationship, which governs our lives, is surely at the heart of Alice Anderson's compelling new show at the Wellcome Collection: what's familiar to all of us, and ought to be easily recognised, is suddenly not.

There will be something people ought to be able to recognise.

Even an executive with a hide a rhinoceros might envy ought to be able to recognise what this vote means.

The tax system for multinationals is in a fine old mess, but a company like Apple ought to be able to recognise a few basic principles.