Sentence examples for it should be drawn from inspiring English sources

A legal framework for it should be drawn up by the end of the year.

18.Nd4 Qxb2 19.RAccording0.Nf5 Qc2 21.Rbe1 Nc5?! (According to Kasparov, Rad8! is the right response - he concludes, after some fiendish variations, that it should be drawn. Now he is in trouble).

Where exactly Hilbert drew the distinction, or where it should be drawn, is a matter of debate.

If you are someone who thinks that any ring-fence, by its nature, is going to be ineffective, or that the government has given the banks too much leeway in deciding where it should be drawn, then "electrifying" is not going to make much difference either way.

It should be drawn in a way to make clear why the economic savings to their employers of treating substance abusers and the additional five patients saved by the surgeon if she is saved in the Surgeon case are both indirect benefits, though one is a non health benefit and the other is a health benefit.

It should be drawn in the manner of a hill-shape.

Keeping it French, your attention should be drawn to our pal Jackson & His Computer Band's startling revision of Justice's "D.A.N.C.E" which is out nowish on Ed Banger.

Ireland manager O'Neill thought it was ironic that his side should be drawn against the Scots considering it was their two football associations who first proposed the expansion.

It's just sad they should be drawn in the group of death.

But unless something comes to light, a line should be drawn under it, he says.

The south is certainly where most of the effort is concentrated.Yet it is not clear whether comfort should be drawn from this coincidence of epidemic and effort.