Sentence examples for should be handed in from inspiring English sources

Coursework should be handed in through CMS.

Essays should be handed in at the end.

It may have been as early as 449 that Athenian edicts forbade the striking of silver coins by the allies or the use of currency, weights, and measures other than the Athenian and provided that previously minted local currencies should be handed in for exchange against that of Athens.

Their Research Mentor should sign for Advisor Approval, and then the form should be handed in to Terry Mingle (tpm2) in B36A Kinzelberg Hall.

After 22 weeks both groups were again sent the same questionnaires as at Assessment II, together with a date to consult the researcher (DK) where the questionnaires should be handed in and where a final evaluation for both groups was completed (Week 26).

After this the master key should be handed over in room service and store key should be handed over with signature in security office.

We're very hands off in that regard, the authorial presence should be hands off in terms of determining interpretation, otherwise it's not remotely sophisticated.

Any medication or anything that is irreplaceable, valuable, breakable or fragile should be hand-carried in a bag that will fit under the seat.

"If investors want a balanced fund, they should not be handed a growth fund in disguise".

"They should be done hand-in-hand but historically all the effort has gone into water, and sanitation has taken a bit longer to be prioritised," says Brewer.

Structure-function knowledge of the molecular target should be in hand in order to develop mechanism-based inhibitors.