Sentence examples for should have review from inspiring English sources

Governor Rell has said that her state should have review power and a veto over the project even though it would be in New York waters.

The district court should have reviewed the factual basis for the plea, Mr. Martin said.

Alternatively, by early November 2001, when it became clear that the F.B.I. could not complete its clearance investigations in a matter of days or even weeks, the department should have reviewed those cases and kept on the list of Sept. 11 detainees only those for whom it had some basis to suspect a connection to terrorism.

Crist instead said if the Republicans really wanted to examine their past spending with a critical eye then they should have reviewed more than just three years worth of records, since that did not cover the entire time period that Mr. Rubio had a party-issued American Express card.

I should have reviewed this book before, but I didn't.

Define a minimum number of patient charts that the team should have reviewed before monitoring harms routinely.

The court should not have reviewed either Bush v. Palm Beach County Canvassing Board, or this case, and should not have stopped Florida' s attempt to recount all undervote ballots, by issuing a stay of the Florida Supreme Court' s orders during the period of this review.

The court should not have reviewed either this case or the one it decided last week, they said.

"This is an example of lack of public review in a situation where the public should have a review," he said.

I also would like to say: You really should have kids review the children's books (especially reviewers who are the same age as the kids whom the book is intended for).

"The technology should have peer review," he said.