Sentence examples for should have a start from inspiring English sources

Your agreement should have a start and end date – there should be no ambiguities".

Most faculty should have a start date of September 1st unless they are receiving summer salary; most faculty reappointments should have an effective date of July 1st so that their benefits coverage is not discontinued over the summer months.

At the very least, a contract should have a start date and a completion date (and a few interim dates for a big job), with a detailed description of the scope of work to be done by the contractor, Mr. Baker said.

"Your lease should have a start and end date".

Note that this substrate solution should have a starting pH of 5.0.

You should have a starting team that is like this: Starter, Pikcahu/Jolteon, Spearow/Pidgey, Mankey, Beedrill, and another Pokémon.

The Supreme Court's decision upholding the Affordable Care Act was a moral victory for those who believe every American should have a head start and a healthy start in life.

I asked myself what the victims might have made of their lives had they had what all human beings should have – a healthy start in life.

Any business launched by a charity should have a head start on any commercial business in the same field, because of its core work.

By having customers onboard in these new cities from day 1, the company should have a head start as it begins its nationwide expansion.

Each meal should have a distinct start and stop.