Sentence examples for should be asked by from inspiring English sources

The Guardian ran an editorial over the weekend that suggested questions that Ms. Brooks should be asked by the select committee in Parliament on Tuesday.

Loraine-Smith said: "No one in this public office should be asked by her secretary later to fill in the boxes to explain her decision".

The council made 19 recommendations, most unrelated to surrogacy, but importantly it did say that the Australian law reform commission should be asked by the government to "conduct an inquiry into the full range of issues raised by international surrogacy and its impact on Commonwealth laws".

One question he should be asked by MPs is what the FCA has done and is doing about the HSBC leaked data which shows the bank allowed wealthy customers to evade taxes.

What does that have to do with banking?? What commodity speculation has to do with banking is a question that should be asked by our press and our lawmakers of the banking authorities.

This should also be considered in the future studies and the question should be asked by using both the English term as well as the Chinese term.

But it is a question that should be asked, and by the hardest, most self-demanding individuals.

Neither group should be asked to abide by a moratorium that stifles the natural expansion of either population.

Given the prevalent use of hot tubs, all patients who present with respiratory and constitutional symptoms of unclear origin should be asked about hot tub exposure by their health care providers (Schaefer et al. 2003).

The idea that he should be asked to make a photograph conceived by someone else was offensive to his ego; in addition, there were many sorts of photographs that he had never learned to make.

Each presidential candidate should be asked if he/she would feel bound by a Bush administration executive agreement of this consequence if it were done on the authority of the executive alone.