Sentence examples for should have over from inspiring English sources

A typical 330ml can of almost three out of four (73%) of the 169 products studied contained more than the 24g (six teaspoons) of sugar which official advice says is the most children aged seven to 10 should have over 24 hours.

The debate established a clear divide over how much control a country should have over its own internet.

The crash last week could renew a debate about how much authority the crew should have over an airplane.

This puts fanfic at the forefront of a long-running debate over how much control authors should have over their original work.

A main sticking point is determining what, if any, authority existing bank regulators should have over the agency if it is created.

It's one thing to put in meters, but are there limits on how much control private companies should have over water systems?

"We should have over-the-counter naloxone," he told Burgess during the hearing.

The investigation revealed that Bianchi had been operating both brake and accelerator pedals as the car was leaving the track and crossed Suzuka's Turn 7 run-off area, and that a fail-safe system should have over-ridden the throttle and cut engine power.

We should have started over with this convoluted passage.

"The game should have been over," Auburn Coach Cliff Ellis said.

"That double-play ball, we should have turned over," Collins said.