Sentence examples for should be a command from inspiring English sources

Easy if you did the tagging - there should be a command below to do that.

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He said he believed Iraq's prime minister should be a national figure who commanded credibility and respect among the Iraqi people, rather than a party politician.

And hey, I even got my Florida state boating license (not sure if I should be commanding a boat let alone a wave-runner, but you know, just in case).

We often put out work and ask "who will do this?" and someone says "that should be me". Command of an assignment isn't "bossness".

After vigorous debate, the question of the timing of "Overlord" was eventually left open, but it was agreed that the strength of the assault force should exceed the original estimate by 25 percent, that the cross-Channel landing should be supported by a landing in southern France, and that a U.S. officer should be in command of "Overlord".

In reality its stake should be able to command a lot more than that as it comes with control of Delta Topco through CVC's directors having the power to outvote all of the board members of the company.

In addition, as the costs of production change, at least in theory farmers should be able to command a higher price for their produce, but if that happens, higher prices are likely to affect consumer demand and maybe the level of imports, which will then feed back into changes in demand for primary products from farmers.

The interlimb control level should be able to command the various limb control centers.

To me this immediately suggests there should be command nexus, i.e., a set of (perhaps not morphologically very obvious) key command synapses linking the primary INs to the rest of the circuit.

'It would be strange indeed * * * if the grave concern for freedom of the press which prompted adoption of the First Amendment should be read as a command that the government was without power to protect that freedom.