Sentence examples for which should be recognised from inspiring English sources

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

Marriage is therefore something unique which should be recognised and supported by the law and honoured by all if society is to flourish.

Our study has potential limitations which should be recognised.

This unfortunately resulted in some confounding factors which should be recognised.

The significant role of community pharmacy staff in improving labelling instructions, additional to their interventions involving contacting the prescriber, patient or other healthcare professional, 16 is an important role which should be recognised.

Motivating patients to participate in education programs [ 54], developing patient treatment plans, encouraging self-management and meeting preventive and psychosocial needs of chronically ill patients [ 41], were all found to require additional healthcare provider time, which should be recognised and factored into daily work schedules.

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.

More information These awards will recognise and celebrate the most compelling technology startups, Internet and mobile innovations of the past year, with the tech community invited to have a say in which finalists should be recognised.

These awards will recognise and celebrate the most compelling technology startups, Internet and mobile innovations of the past year (Summer 08 – Summer 09), with the tech community invited to have a say in which finalists should be recognised.

These awards will recognise and celebrate the most compelling technology startups, Internet and mobile innovations of the past year, with the tech community invited to have a say in which finalists should be recognised.

Ben Jaffey, for the DCMS, said it was common ground that bridge was a game of the mind, but the EBU contended that a sport ought to include "mind sports" which, like physical sports, should be recognised by the sports councils.