Sentence examples for should be formed to from inspiring English sources
At a school board meeting this month, residents and administrators alike agreed that a committee should be formed to find a corporate sponsor to help refurbish the track.
And so it was proposed that "a circus should be formed" to connect Oxford Street with a new street running down to Piccadilly – today's Regent Street.
The group insists civilian representatives should be accepted on to the military council, and that a fully civilian government should be formed to run day-to-day affairs.
In the case of Libya, a high-powered contact group should be formed, to mediate between the two sides and negotiate Qaddafi's peaceful departure.
Robert L. Sommers, a San Francisco lawyer who sponsors an antifraud Web site, said a small group of I.R.S. criminal investigators, computer programmers and perhaps F.B.I. agents should be formed to search the Internet for tax frauds and move swiftly to close them.
Concerned about off-season fitness, cricketer Thomas Wentworth Wills (1835 80), who was born in Australia but educated at Rugby School in England where he captained the cricket team and excelled in football believed that a football club should be formed to keep his teammates fit during winter.
It was shown that pyrosulfate species should be formed at temperatures below 400°C, to keep the vanadium in the active 5+ oxidation state.
The questions you want your data to answer should be formed at the collection stage, says Nik Shah, measurement partnerships lead at Facebook.
Above that pH value, PbCO3 solid phase should be formed, leading to high sorption capacity, since equilibrium pH increased to 7.7 after the addition of limestone.
A cross-party group should be formed forthwith to take this forward.
Agrarian writer Wendell Berry states that, "any manufacturing enterprise should be formed and scaled to fit to the local landscape, the local ecosystem, and the local community".
