Sentence examples for should be evaluated on from inspiring English sources

But Steven Wise's position when he spoke to VICE wasn't that all animals should immediately be granted rights, just that animals' legal needs should be evaluated on a being-by-being basis.

A one-pass technique was used successfully on fresh dog cadavers and should be evaluated on human beings.

Those countries' applications should be evaluated on their own merits.

Teachers should be evaluated on quality, and they should be promoted or fired accordingly, Mr. Miller allows.

During consideration for entry into the surgical training period, a woman should be evaluated on her merits, not on her potential to get pregnant during training.

"Dr. King said we should be evaluated on who we are, not what we look like," she said in an interview on Tuesday.

In any case, these proposals should be evaluated on their (often slight) merits, rather than seen as a quid pro quo for another bailout already made.

A scholar dedicated to popularising management ideas, for example, should be evaluated on book sales and attention from the news media, not on articles in obscure journals.

And policy arguments should be evaluated on the merits, not by who expresses them; remember when Colin Powell assured us about those Iraqi W.M.D.'s?

How do you propose we evaluate them?Mr Jacob: I firmly believe that teachers should be evaluated on the basis of how they influence student performance.

Ms. Minow said it was often difficult to keep ambitious and talented executives from chafing in a No. 2 role, and that chief executives should be evaluated on their ability to keep possible successors from becoming impatient and leaving.