Sentence examples for should be held that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mladenov became president in November 1989, and startled the nation when he declared a month later that the Communist monopoly on power should be abandoned and that free parliamentary elections should be held that year.

No one should be held that long".

When our biggest problem is how good are the elections in Iraq and when should they be held, that's a good day for us".

First, that those doing the sending, including to Clinton, should be held responsible; that is, if Clinton isn't at fault, then somebody else should be.

Jessica K. Fawver, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, argued that since California law requires auction houses to provide certificates of authenticity for items they sell, eBay, which is based in San Jose, should be held to that legal standard.

All judges should be held to that standard.

If Goodell holds the players to a high standard, he should be held to that same high standard!" The woman Rice struck, Janay Palmer, is now his wife.

"Mayor Emanuel has said that he is committed to complete and total reform, and I think he should be held to that standard".

That is, if it makes a decision that results in harm to a patient, it should be held accountable for that action.

(Perhaps there is a case for tightening election rules so that, in certain circumstances when no candidate has received a good enough endorsement – however that is measured - a new vote should be held. But that is an argument for another day).

(FI) I asked if a decision had been taken by the Council or at the summit that no referendums should be held - that it should be recommended to Member States that they do not hold a referendum.