Sentence examples for should derive from from inspiring English sources

Barbie delivers the bottom-line indictment of Lots-O'-Huggin' Bear , Authorityshould derive from the consent of the governed, not from the threat of force!

They both started from an egalitarian premise: that a woman should derive from her clothes the ease and confidence that a man does.

"Ideas are very important to me and I think that technique should derive from those ideas as the method of representing them.

They believed that the effect of a painting on the spectator should derive from the painted surface itself, rather than from any ideological message or narrative.

Mr. Bush's move will bolster those in the Indian government who reject Mahatma Gandhi's idea that international prestige should derive from a country's moral stature, not the extent of its killing power.

In one example of the dueling actuaries, the state argued that the proper amount for sales expenses for A.I.G. should derive from the average sales expenses of four companies that it regarded as similar to A.I.G.

We should derive pleasure from activities promoting health, resource acquisition, desirable mates and fecund children.

The datasets should derive preferably from different experimental conditions, e.g. different dose levels, pulses or ramp stimulations.

There are several reasons for which the concept of MID seems useful and investigators should derive it from patients.

They considered the tissue to be theirs, but they did not feel they should derive rights from research with their tissue.

References should derive primarily from peer-reviewed journals, standard textbooks or monographs, or well-accepted and stable electronic sources (eg, NIH or FDA Web sites).