Sentence examples for demand it should from inspiring English sources

Surgery is not something that should be done on patient demand; it should be done when indicated".

"If we do want to provide some support to consumer demand, it should be for lower- to middle-income households".

With such a reduction in demand it should be possible to save $, reduce the peak demand as the utility sees it, and experience no discomfort through it all.

(So could the Federal Reserve, for that matter; if the Treasury is unhappy with America's weak demand it should look within the Eccles Building for someone to blame).That doesn't let Germany off the hook, however, for a few reasons.

Buildings less than 30 years old don't get listed unless in exceptional circumstances, which is why Historic England's recent attempt was turned down, but it has a force and grandeur that demand it should eventually be so honoured.

Moreover, the service composition should facilitate their adaptation on demand, it should reduce the functional dependencies between services, and have loose bindings between entities of the composition as Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) advocates.

If the commission can't meet those demands, it should abandon its support for HBP and channel more funding for neuroscience through other channels, such as the European Research Council, which rewards individual investigators.

Activists demanded it should be administered separately under a chief executive-like head, instead of politicians who siphoned off its wealth to their rural constituencies.

Help should not have to be demanded, it should be offered in subtle and various ways to every student who walks through the university's doors.

It is a common sense move, which is why all shades of opinion from Tory traditionalists to Liberal Democrats have been demanding it should be made.

If Africa manages, on a communications level, on the level of the terms and conditions, to meet the demands, it should get the World Cup, Blatter told the French newspaper Le Figaro.