Sentence examples for should bring over from inspiring English sources

Block Grants alone should bring over $20 million per year to California for investment in farming innovations and promotion of the consumption of nuts, fruits and vegetables.

"Moriarty said, 'You should bring it over here, you'll have more control over it,' " Mr. Teeples recalled.

Maybe the Juilliard School should bring them over for master classes.

America's Congress has agreed to top up the IMF's coffers by $18 billion, which should bring in over $70 billion more from other countries and make it easier to arrange a rescue package for Brazil.

Prosecutors are considering whether criminal charges should be brought over sexual relationships undercover police officers had with unsuspecting women.

In a progress report published today, he said that the Crown Prosecution Service had been asked for advice over whether criminal charges should be brought over the trysts.

The director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer QC, is examining whether any criminal charges should be brought over what happened at Hillsborough and its aftermath.

Two criminal investigations are ongoing into whether manslaughter charges should be brought over the Hillsborough deaths, and possible charges include perverting the course of justice, perjury, and misconduct in a public office for the alleged cover-up after the disaster, in which South Yorkshire police relentlessly sought to shift blame on to Liverpool supporters.

It said the Crown Prosecution Service had been asked to advise whether criminal charges should be brought over the allegations of such trysts.

On the question of whether criminal charges should be brought over sexual relationships SDS officers had with unsuspecting women, there were "no sexual offences committed however, the offence of misconduct in public office may be applicable".

Let everyone bring over unwanted pieces.