Sentence examples for should be a specific from inspiring English sources

Michael Fuller, the chief inspector of the CPS, said the Law Commission had been asked to consider whether there should be a specific offence of disability hate crime.

"It should be a specific kind of tutoring, depending on what the child needs," said Michele Cahill, senior counselor to the chancellor for education policy.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday cited the reports of the men crossing the border, saying they underscored her concern that there should be a specific office in the new Homeland Security Department devoted to the northern border.

Q: But you don't think there should be a specific call to action - I mean, this is - you've described this as a economic crisis like nothing we have seen since the Great Depression.

Mr. Justice Field alone dissented from the opinion in that case, holding that, as it is insisted here, there should be a specific charge of a conspiracy to do something affecting the election of the federal officer.

The Commonwealth, the voluntary association of states, has committed to working towards ending the practice and The High Level Panel on the Post-MDG framework has recommended that ending child marriage by 2030 should be a specific development goal for the Commonwealth and the rest of the global community.

The search strategy was based on two key components: there should be a) a specific positive psychology intervention, and b) an outcome evaluation.

Before I start -- I should be a little more specific, for contextual reasons.

These carve-outs exclude general changes to the economy and industry under the theory that a MAC should be an event specific to the company.

And I don't know if I can -- can or should be a whole lot more specific than that.

The evaluation of interpretative comments, through specific surveys, should be a prime objective of EQA organisers.