Sentence examples for makers should look from inspiring English sources

He said policy makers should look at their task as two-pronged.

It shows that policy makers should look for good tax packages that help everybody, rather than thinking taxes must inevitably be bad for some lobby that will oppose them.

Educators and policy makers should look instead at "welfare reform" that prepares people for real jobs that will support their families, safe and affordable housing, and universal child care that would include health screening and early prevention.

This suggests that policy makers should look for ways to bolster and protect relief groups — by continuing to demand that the Sudanese government not hamper the delivery of aid, to be sure, but also by putting vigorous public pressure, so far lacking, on the dozen rebel groups that routinely raid convoys.

In designing a wage subsidy, policy makers should look closely at the existing monitoring safeguards and, if necessary, strengthen them.

But on the other hand, PC makers should look at this data and aspire to ship PCs that perform just as well as a cleanly installed MacBook Pro.

Turkey's foremost film critic, Alin Tasçiyan said with nostalgic Ottomania riding high, it was only natural film-makers should look again at the Ottoman legacy, particularly since it was deliberately neglected by Atatürk and his secularist successors.

In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, Kim Myong-chol dismissed The Interview's lampooning of Kim Jout-un oft of hand and said American film-makers should look to their country's own history.

The opposition between mobile and settled often disguises fundamental differences in the perception of what decision makers think development should look like and should achieve.

If Gadot's armpits were indeed digitally altered, it is yet another reminder that so much of movies is actually make believe...and how movie makers think people should look or want to look.

The study argued that rather than focus on calories that come from fast food, policy makers should instead look at junk food snacks from gas stations and convenience stores.