Sentence examples for should be interned from inspiring English sources
(My father was convinced that Portman was a Nazi, and said that he should be interned).
(Provincial Health Official) In 1993, the Government issued Resolution No. 05 on sex work control (18), which stated that 'sex work is linked with the AIDS disaster', and therefore prescribed that 'female sex workers should be interned in rehabilitation centres for the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases and vocational training'.
Pro-Western liberals …should be interned.
"We should not be interning families.
They also served The wild bunch Handicapped The baseball-card bubble Only fools and horses The loneliness of Tony Blair ReprintsReleased after a few months on account of his youth (aged just 17, he should never have been interned), he studied statistics instead of commerce at the London School of Economics, and graduated with a stellar first.
Some 10,000 were interned.
Microsoft should be sending interns to offices and bars all over town with cameras, building this service up.
Unpaid work that benefits a company is called volunteering -- a fine practice, but one that should be distinct from interning.
Hiring an intern or interns should be nothing short of a win-win experience for both parties involved.
Judge Pauley rejected the argument made by many companies to adopt a "primary benefit test" to determine whether an intern should be paid, specifically whether "the internship's benefits to the intern outweigh the benefits to the engaging entity".
