Sentence examples for should be reclaimed from inspiring English sources

They should be reclaimed and put center stage in our public spaces.

These ill-gotten gains should be reclaimed by the company, its federal regulator said.

Instead, Vonberg argues that the word migrant should be "reclaimed" as a fair and neutral description of people crossing borders.

The core theme of our thinking is that liberty should be reclaimed as a defining ideal of left-of-centre politics in England.

The idea that death should be reclaimed from professionals is driving debate about end-of-life care, with around seven in 10 people telling pollsters they would prefer to die at home than in hospital.

But it might also have underscored a new argument: that this is a tradition that should be reclaimed by black studies and black history, something to show that African Americans were decent, hardworking and aspirational, preparing the way for their children to go to college and enter careers other than service.

"State law says that you should be either mining the land or you should be reclaiming the land so it can released for other uses," said Travis Stills, a lawyer with Energy & Conservation Law, a firm that represents the Information Network for Responsible Mining, a Colorado watchdog group that goes by the acronym Inform.

We should be reclaiming these things.

The question now is, should the swastika be reclaimed from the Nazis or should it, as Mr. Heller argues, continue to represent their "unspeakable crimes"?

Then he required the French government to give its aid to Alstom in the form of debt, rather than through the purchase of shares in the firm, so that the aid could be reclaimed should he refuse to allow the bail-out.

Just because it can be reclaimed doesn't mean it should be".