Sentence examples for should have restored from inspiring English sources

Some among the country's majority Hindu population also believe the constitution should have restored Nepal as a Hindu nation.

Rodrigo Moreno should have restored Spain's two-goal advantage after 53 minutes but shot wide from close range after seizing on to Montoya's low cross.

Leave the weight on the board till it has dried out and your board should have restored itself to its original shape.

As this prospect loomed nearer, the idea of this highly leveraged company having to raise fresh money scared off even more customers.The proposed merger with Dynegy should have restored confidence, and thus halted the unwinding of Enron's trading book.

Deisler should have restored Germany's lead after 22 minutes when momentary carelessness by Rio Ferdinand allowed Neuville to pull a cross back from the goalline, but with the whole of the target to aim for he put a shot wide.

By rights, that last achievement should have restored his reputation sufficiently to make him a candidate for the final role he covets, a big international job, perhaps leading the IMF.

"They ruined the hutch with all those butterflies -- they should simply have restored it," said Anton Elistratov, deputy editor of Ideas for Your Home, a design magazine.

Then, the plants of Sp should have restorers that are able to restore male fertility of both Sp and Ma cytoplasms, whereas Ma restorers are not able to restore CMS of Sp. Crosses involving more populations are needed to solve this issue.

They have restored ICBM missles for display.

Completed in March, it accuses Mr. Gatier of making unnecessary modifications and replacing materials that should have been restored.

For just that reason, Mr. Voulgaris said, the buildings, on their tiny lot, should have been restored.