Sentence examples for We should be defined from inspiring English sources

I have reached the point in my career where I think we should be defined by the work that we do".

We should be defining attacks on schools as crimes against humanity.

I think this is important, we should be defining what masturbation is and isn't if we're going to be telling people not to do it.

"We believe that freedom should be defined," he responded when asked how his group would react to the overwhelming demand for more social freedoms by the country's youth.

Thus, we propose that parameters should be defined by experts in the whole system (Cloud stack model) and think about future extensions towards expert recommendation systems enabling automatic decisions on the parameters to use.

We argue that ecosystem services should be defined as the interactions (i.e. processes) of the ecosystem that produce a change in human well-being, while ecosystem components or goods, i.e. countable as biomass units, are only proxies in the assessment of such changes.

Regarding this issue, elsewhere we suggested that diabetic prehypertension should be defined as systolic BP of 110 129 mmHg and/or diastolic BP of 70 79 mmHg (29).

Some of the technical terms needed to describe the gait should be defined before we can proceed further [14].

7. We suggest that indication of RRT should be defined within a study protocol in advance in future studies, when RTT is used as a relevant study endpoint.

We suggest that urgent systemic therapy should be defined as that required within 24 h (maximum 48 h) to avoid the risk of clinical deterioration, particularly in patients with acute leukaemia, lymphoma or germ cell tumour.

We propose that the cutoff index for the BALF-GM assay should be defined comprehensively.