Examples of 'should be recognised' in a sentence
Meaning of "should be recognised"
should be recognised - should be acknowledged or appreciated for something, often referring to someone's achievements or efforts
How to use "should be recognised" in a sentence
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Other borrowing costs should be recognised as an expense.
This should be recognised as such by sectoral policies.
New role of immigrant languages should be recognised.
Contributions should be recognised with proportionate rewards.
Certain limitations of absorptiometric techniques should be recognised.
Access to broadband should be recognised as a universal right.
Value of informal and invisible work should be recognised.
Weaknesses should be recognised and turned to strengths.
Differences among women should be recognised.
It should be recognised that these costs are estimates.
Any profit or loss should be recognised immediately.
It should be recognised that there are many.
In such circumstances other documents should be recognised as being equivalent.
This should be recognised as an essential tool in the debate.
Artisanal individual slaughter should be recognised as a traditional process.
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The principle of territorial organisation of football should be recognised.
When such costs should be recognised as an expense.
The results of any democratic elections should be recognised.
Disabled vendors should be recognised by governments.
The systemic effects of assessment and indicators should be recognised.
Competition should be recognised as an important component of innovation policy.
These positive efforts should be recognised.
Steel should be recognised as a permanent material.
This fact alone should be recognised.
It should be recognised that enlargement would bring new problems.
Creativity and investment should be recognised and rewarded.
We should be recognised as a national religion.
Their tremendous work should be recognised.
Drug abuse should be recognised as a public health problem.
Non academic achievements should be recognised.
Trafficking should be recognised as an issue of violation of human rights.
The importance of sport should be recognised.
Teachers should be recognised and valued.
Access to lifelong learning should be recognised as.
The location should be recognised as such by a competent national body.
I think that people like her should be recognised.
Civil partnerships should be recognised in both constituent states.
There are a number of limitations of the model that should be recognised.
This value should be recognised.
The slower rate of absorption by intramuscular administration should be recognised.
None of them should be recognised.
It should be recognised as a strategic initiative.
Staff burn out and this should be recognised.
The disabled should be recognised to be equal before the law.
And individual effort should be recognised.
A duo that should be recognised more for their talent.
This diversity and its opportunities should be recognised and considered.
It should be recognised that much has already been achieved in this area.
These additional security guarantees should be recognised by public authorities.
It should be recognised that there is no such thing as a perfect pension system.
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Marketable securities are recognised at their acquisition cost
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