Sentence examples for should be drawn up from inspiring English sources

A legal framework for it should be drawn up by the end of the year.

The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons agreed a separate code of regulations should be drawn up governing cosmetic surgery advertising and called for an outright ban on adverts of this type in public places like billboards and public transport.

A set of regulations governing seeing-off should be drawn up before next season, for there must neve be another jumble like this again... Rules for midnight seeing-off.

The charter is meant to be a collection of overarching principles which should be drawn up collaboratively, taking benefit of existing concrete rules representing international consensus, but also drawing lessons from the current crisis.

The BBC Trust's submission also argues that BBC Worldwide should not be sold or privatised and that a new set of public purposes should be drawn up, including specific commitments on distinctiveness and entertainment.

It calls for the development of kindergarten-style education for three- to seven-year-olds, with emphasis on social and emotional development and outdoor play; and says guidelines on screen-based technology for children up to 12 should be drawn up by recognised authorities on child health and development.

But investors on the lookout for Apple's creative/destructive impact should be drawing up a new list of victims.

Favorable Tight End Matchups Greg Olsen (CAR) vs. Washington – The tight end mastermind and Panthers offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski should be drawing up plenty of plays for Olsen against a Washington defense that has been burned down the middle for 566 yards and 7 touchdowns this season.

The Public Accounts Committee said ministers should be drawing up contingency plans to cope with councils in difficulty.

The Floridian wasn't willing to go that far, but he suggested that during the recess lawmakers should be drawing up the legislation needed to act as soon as they return.

They are justiciable, as indeed are current EU treaties; for the judges interpreting them, precision is everything.A useful constitution can and should still be drawn up.