Sentence examples for should have discussions from inspiring English sources

We can and should have discussions on how far to take security measures and how to improve intelligence coordination.

"If Mr. Livingstone wants to know how to run a great city properly, he should have discussions with him," he said.

Regarding what teachers could do to prevent sexual victimisation, offenders suggested that they should have discussions at school to prompt children to disclose abuse, make sure programs do not focus on stranger abuse, have children role play what to do if they were attacked, have advertisements in school about being safe, believe children if they report abuse, and teach sex education.

Bennet: I think we should have discussions about what the implications are for society.

Women should have discussions with their physicians about screening mammograms and breast cancer prevention.

We should have discussion before beginning projects to curtail, restrict, or fund those projects we find the most ethical.

By 2012 each business should have had discussions with all key suppliers to identify and realise opportunities for mutual benefit.

The National Security Council should have been having discussions on the potential implications of a Trump presidency for Nato, relations with Russia, the Middle East and wider security issues.

"The government should have started discussions on the bill much ahead of time," said Ms. Grover.

No manufacturer could meet the new rules now, Mr. Zetsche said, adding, "Either we find a way to meet those extremely demanding targets or we should have meaningful discussions with legislators to see if this really makes sense".

I'm not saying every showrunner should get away with everything -- far from it -- but at the very least, there should have been discussions in the last few weeks with Harmon about his future with the show.