Sentence examples for That would be advisable from inspiring English sources

That would be advisable for some of the songs augmented with deeply goofy rapping: showing the English translation of the lyrics on screen didn't help.

"I was sitting in my office signing papers when I received an anonymous call to say that I was going to be arrested today and that it would be advisable for me to leave the office immediately," she told the BBC by telephone.

In October a judge ruled that they had served enough time in protective custody and that it would be advisable to release them before they turned 19, when they would have entered prisons for young convicts.

We therefore suggest that it would be advisable to reconsider the commonly accepted deontological view in medical ethics that deception is always morally impermissible.

And if the American film-maker doesn't fancy winging his way back across the Atlantic after his famous reluctance to do so for The Force Awakens, there's nothing like a little dark side telekinesis to remind your minion that it would be advisable to buck up and get in line.

Research already has demonstrated that it would be advisable to provide patients with written information when they are asked to deliver risk and preventive messages in their family.

Our findings support the notion that it would be advisable to plan and set up a comprehensive, population-based breast screening project in the 40 69 age group in our region.

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He went beyond description and explanation to normativity, maintaining that "it would be advisable… to take as the standard of morality, the general good or welfare of the community, rather than the general happiness"(Ibid. 121).

He suggested that public enlightenment efforts would be advisable.

For that end, it would be advisable to attempt at constructing new indicators or to operationalize the current ones in a different manner.