Sentence examples for should be modelled from inspiring English sources

A variety of modelling variables were considered, to ascertain which should be modelled for different applications and required levels of prediction accuracy.

"Because Gladstone was the brilliant chancellor who created the modern British Treasury, and all chancellors should be modelled on him," he explains.

Williams also thinks that any cross-party committee to bring down the deficit should be modelled on a proposal made by her in the run-up to the election, for a council for financial stability in which all parties work and on which economic spokesmen from all parties should be included.

When the joint committee of the Houses of Commons and Lords was taking evidence on the modern slavery bill, some people (myself included) argued that a law on forced labour in supply chains should be modelled on the Bribery Act, making individuals legally accountable for forced labour in their supply chains.

Bevan Powell said the organisation should be modelled on the Stephen Lawrence steering group, which was established in May 1999 after the Macpherson inquiry's first recommendation into the black teenager's murder said that it should be a "ministerial priority" for police services to build "confidence in policing amongst minority ethnic communities".

Furthermore, he subscribed, in principle at least, to a physicalist thesis, according to which all science should be modelled upon the so-called exact sciences and all scientific knowledge should be reducible, ultimately, to statements made about the properties of the physical world.

Senator John Edwards of North Carolina and others have said such an agency should be modeled after MI5, but few Americans know what the agency does.

The proposed investigative agency, the report said, should be modeled after the National Transportation Safety Board, which examines airline safety and accidents.

The unified document should be modeled and analyzed.

Thus the soft ferromagnetic material should be modeled using uncertainty.

But it is not clear that complete ignorance should be modeled as sharp indifference.