Sentence examples for searches should be from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the whole point is that such searches should be possible.

Although Dr. Tilghman was on vacation and not available for comment this week, Amy Gutmann, Princeton's provost, said the approach had been to appoint diverse search committees and to make it clear that the searches should be wide-reaching.

Vehicle searches should be allowed only in two situations, he wrote: when the person being arrested is close enough to the car to reach in, possibly to grab a weapon or tamper with evidence; or when the arresting officer reasonably believes that the car contains evidence pertinent to the very crime that prompted the arrest.

In this paper we reflect on our conclusions, and issue an open challenge to the theoretical community to consider how searches should be designed to yield the most astrophysically interesting upper limits.

Searches should be conducted at the databases of the key examination offices; in particular, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the World Intellectual Property Organization, and the European Patent Office.

To gain consumer acceptance, Google promises never to advertise on Google Health (although ads in related searches should be fair game) and that people's personal health information will never appear in search results (one would hope not).

In theory, that means that a search should be completed lickety-split.

He also agreed that a search should be made for the source.

The last step in any car rental search should be stops at Hotwire and Priceline, respectively.

The search should be on for a new Edward Robson, an architect who could do this.

Colin Challen Labour MP 2001-10 Soul-searching should be the order of the day for Peter Mandelson.