Sentence examples for should cease on from inspiring English sources

The Roman emperor Constantine I (died 337), a convert to Christianity, introduced the first civil legislation concerning Sunday in 321, when he decreed that all work should cease on that day, except that farmers could work if necessary.

Among other things, he suggested that the Iraqi Governing Council, the American-appointed advisory body seen by United States officials as the most viable nucleus of a transitional government after June 30, should "cease to exist" on that date.

We therefore suggest that for techniques and devices in the development stage, journals positively discriminate in favour of prospective studies, and should cease to accept studies based on retrospective data except when it can convincingly be shown that no viable alternative exists.

Based on previous studies [ 29], cells should cease to grow in the solvent producing phase and distribute the flux towards butanol synthesis, just as seen with SG.

This principle does not mean that professions should cease to exist, rather that state recognition and monitoring should be based on the levels of competence and risk, rather than historic professional 'bundles' of skills.

If it is, the term should cease to be pejorative.

Pyrrho does not say that we should cease to speak.

They should cease to exist as public properties.

Does this mean we should cease to criticize and analyze?

It should cease to be tacky before you seal it.

"We believe that Australia should cease its reliance on weapons whose use would almost certainly violate international law, given the uncontrollability of their blast, heat and radiological effects".