Sentence examples for should be run that from inspiring English sources

No campus should be run that way.

It was after one of those fights — we disagreed about how the business should be run — that he blew his brains out".

The authors say that Labour was at its best when it was giving more money to public services, but interfering less in how they should be run; that Labour's first term was its best but that "this was a government without much of a sense of direction after 2001"; that New Labour thought that progressive policies had to be "offset by populist Tory gestures on choice or 'reform'".

This perverse notion of how prisons should be run, that they should be full at all times, and full of minor criminals, is evil.

Lazonick emphasizes that economists need to acknowledge that the economy should be run so that people can have decent standards of living on a widespread basis, which requires a theory of how this state of affairs might come to pass.

"This is the worst form of a government bureaucracy that is running something that should be run by private enterprise".

I do not think it is the way a sport should be run, especially one that speaks about expanding and trying to get bigger.

"But Twelve is an imprint that should be run by someone who is alive to the pleasure of books, and I'm certainly that".

Community members are the experts in how their communities should be run, but they're not giving that room and that opportunity.

At its root, however, neoliberalism is the idea that everything should be run as a business – that market metaphors, metrics, and practices should permeate all fields of human life.

The code allows the user to specify the number of subprocesses that should be run (ideally this should match the number of processors available on the machine).