Sentence examples for should be recognised in from inspiring English sources

"I believe in marriage, I believe marriage should be recognised in the tax system.

– Statehood for Palestine (on 1967 lines) is a right which should be recognised in 2015.

An individual who should be recognised in her own right, Clara was the first woman to be awarded a doctorate in chemistry at a German university.

Instead, he said, the target should be recognised in legislation, along with a commitment to produce an annual report on whether it was being met.

Looking past the current MDGs, it's important we have something to focus efforts on, and energy should be recognised in this.

"We're saying that if other people are prepared to do their bit then that should be recognised in where they sit on the EPG," he added.

But it should be recognised that, in post-Cold War Europe, it has proved highly dangerous to allow disrespect for European purpose and resolve to take root.

He said: "It should be recognised that in preventing the private sector from benefiting from the TDF, we risk stifling entrepreneurialism in a sector which now more than ever needs to maintain a competitive advantage in a crowded market place".

Mr Mulholland explained: "It should be recognised that in order for criminal proceedings to be raised it must be proved that a crime known to the law of Scotland has been committed.

Although pathological fractures through a primary bone malignancy are rare, these should be recognised quickly in order to achieve better outcomes.

Peer review in the traditional mould should be recognised as inappropriate in Aboriginal research.