Sentence examples for He should certainly have from inspiring English sources

And he should certainly have mentioned that the president of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, is coming to London to lobby it to sort out the tax havens in its own backyard.

McInerney didn't get on the scoresheet in an emphatic 3-0 victory (whose significance was only slightly skewed by the early red card for New York's Sam), but he had plenty of chances and one clear one on one with Luis Robles where he should certainly have scored.

Whatever Ms May thinks about his human rights, she should certainly have acknowledged the essential rectitude of his cat ownership.

For her work in "Godfrey", she should certainly have won.

Some of them should certainly have been thanking me considering the way they'd just played.

As a major content provider, they should certainly have some input, but this was sheer soap-boxery.

And finally, both shareholders and independent directors should have to formally approve stock option plans, and they should certainly have to formally approve any changes in the strike price.

Older women are a constituency that the pope insults at his peril, and he should have known that; and if he didn't, there should certainly have been someone there to explain it to him.

It's even worse when tax exiles are given honours". He continued: "And you should certainly have [honours] stripped from you if you subsequently have been found to be not acting in the spirit of our country". He singled out Sir Richard, calling him a "tax exile who thinks he can try and intervene and undermine our democracy".

He added: "As regards myself, I should certainly have to resign one of my jobs and might well lose the other".

When his Blackwood bid revealed that there were two aces missing, he attempted to sign off in five hearts and North should certainly have subsided.