Sentence examples for should be recognition from inspiring English sources

"It seems to me there should be recognition in the catalogue entries," Draper said.

There should be recognition of the varieties of Judaism and that they're all valid.

There should be recognition that he was almost alone in the party as an embodiment of excellence who can still tell himself that the best days lie ahead.

Gavin Moorghen, professional officer, British Association of Social Workers: Infant mental health is an essential aspect of human growth and development and there should be recognition that mental health needs are present from conception and through to adulthood.

There should be recognition that peoples' active participation in the market doesn't just mean the ability to switch supplier – it means producing, consuming and selling their own energy either individually or collectively through cooperatives.

First, there should be recognition of the breathtaking success of the most aggressively Keynesian economic stance taken since the war and how the state has been forced to come to the aid of a feckless private sector in order to relieve the prospect of mass unemployment and business collapse.

Must all supporters of women's issues take on the form of feminism that resonates from the liberal perspective or should there be recognition of all political persuasions in pursuit of the goal of advancement of social and economic justice?

A classification should not only be recognition of disorders, with a minimalist description of some characteristic traits of each disorder.

In a recent Colorado poll, we found that 79% of voters in the state favor some legal recognition for same sex couples, while just 18% say there should be no recognition.

An official wrote that "there should be some recognition of" Hunt's sponsorship idea when the deal is announced.

Four in 10 voters said there should be no recognition of gay and lesbian couples; three-quarters of those voters voted for Mr. Bush.