Sentence examples for should be conscience from inspiring English sources

"It should be conscience vote because a local member is best placed to assess the view in the electorate, balance it out with his or her own view and vote accordingly," Chester told Guardian Australia.

Emails should be clear, conscience and to the point.

9.35pm GMT Labour's John McDonnell says there should be a conscience clause to protect journalist ordered to do something they consider to be unethical.

"Our news media, our reporters and editors -- if they are serious people and if they really mean business and aren't merely sensation-minded -- should be the conscience of the American people," he said in a 1988 interview in The New York Times.

Be conscience about the time.

"This boy should be on the conscience of all of us," he said.

But they should be matters of conscience, not for the law.

But, as in all areas seeking to address historical imbalances, theatre-makers disagree on whether the adjustment should be left to conscience or policies.

The UN children's agency said reports from survivors of the Baga attack and the use of a young girl as a suicide bomber in Maiduguri "should be searing the conscience of the world".

That scream is, or should be, your "Christian" conscience.

Kaigama made his remarks after UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake said the use of young girls in suicide attacks "should be searing the conscience of the world".