Sentence examples for should be selected by from inspiring English sources
Editors should be selected by CEOs and appointed by boards or better, boards of trustees.
But Democrats say the Bush team's interference, and the court's ruling, bolster their argument that Florida's electors should be selected by voters, not politicians.
The Islamists contend that the new president should be selected by a combination of Islamist and government representatives who would vote in neighboring Djibouti, where moderate Islamist leaders are based and where the power-sharing agreement was signed.
Skipping work and school and afternoon soap operas, more than 350 fans of "Survivor" were given the chance to make a case in a three-minute videotape for why they should be selected by the show's producers to live in some exotic, remote locale with 15 other people and minimal rations, all for a chance to win a million dollars.
Therefore, an appropriate support system should be selected by acceptable engineering methods, of which reliability method can be considered.
In [15, 20], the number of iterations is not provided automatically and should be selected by the user.
Therefore, whether it is offline study, online analysis or real-time monitoring, all facilities that impact bulk power system reliability should be covered, which should be selected not by geographic location, voltage level or functional classification but by deep understanding of system characteristics.
And this number should be selected, case by case, based on experimental information.
If one conducts site surveys, the sites should be selected carefully by their size; larger sites will have a greater impact on one's project than those with only a few users.
The optimal flight speed of a species should be selected for by its life history traits.
This is likely to be selected for by open environments in which larger seedlings have advantages, surviving deeper burial within disturbed soils and thus this trait should be selected for by tillage and cultivation generally (Harlan et al., 1973).
