Sentence examples for should be stood aside from inspiring English sources

"I think he should be stood aside.

"I hope that he can open his heart and realise that in fact the current ruling that's been made is wrong, should be stood aside and he will do himself and the federal government much credit by taking some extra time and attention to this case".

He said the Northern Territory's attorney general, John Elferink, should immediately be stood aside until the inquiry took place.

"The three officers have been stood aside from operational duties".

"Who put us in charge?" What the West should do, he says, is stand aside and let poorer countries find their own paths, in fits and starts, at their own pace, to development and prosperity, just as the West had to do a century or so earlier.

And even if Blatter should be forced to stand aside before the planned election in the early part of next year, who would take over as interim president but the compromised veteran Confederation of African Football president Issa Hayatou – not exactly a new broom.

Whoever was around stood aside, and stood still.

All that is required is to stand aside and watch.

Controversial issues, like the 2008 Russian-Georgian war, should be set aside and not stand in the way of cooperation, Mr. Medvedev said.

The main thing is that we should not stand aside and watch what is happening, but take an active part in it".

One of his own senior supporters argued that the aim of Mr Corbyn entering the race - to ensure the party's left-wing voice was heard - had already been achieved and suggested he should stand aside because he was in danger of winning, according to the BBC.