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For the clinical use, this phenomenon should he cautiously observed during the inhalation of NO and the point for monitoring the inspiratory gas mixture should be as distal as possible along the inspiratory limb.
The prince's critics profess worry that by writing letters he jeopardises the neutrality he should observe as a future monarch.
Instead he should observe and learn as much as he can and try to feel as comfortable as possible in that environment.
Why would a man who condones, who supports, who encourages torture think he should observe any debating rules -- like letting the other party speak -- or feel he needs to display good manners?
Board Chairman George S. Latimer, a Democrat from Rye, said he advocated the pay changes because "I believe that if a person is going to do additional work they should get additional compensation". He observed that those who stand to benefit most from the change are Republicans -- the minority party.
But it was typical of him that he sought out both the best oncologists, at the Sloan-Kettering CeNew YorkNew York, and the best conditions for meditation, in the Himalayas - and that he should wryly observe , at one point, that he was in the Himalayas because of Sloan-Kettering, and not in the Sloan-Kettering because of the Himalayas.
Stepping back from the symbol to consider the crisis itself, he observed , "There should be somebody raising hell".
Barack Obama put it rather brilliantly during his recent visit when he observed : "You should be proud that the EU has helped spread British values – democracy, the rule of law, open markets – across the continent and to its periphery.
He knew he had been born well, that he had been "rewarded heavily" in life and "should return the favour", as he observes in his family's authorised biography of his life.
The novels of Evelyn Waugh reprise and fictionalise the principal events of his life, although, in an early essay, he said that "Nothing is more insulting to a novelist than to assume that he is incapable of anything, but the mere transcription of what he observes "; nor should the reader believe that the author agreed with the opinions expressed by his fictional characters.
He also says that hiring managers should observe what he calls horizon, the individual's ability to look beyond the current task and the immediate situation to the additional considerations that a manager should demonstrate: a vision for the future and the ramifications of that vision as well as an understanding of how to implement big-picture thinking.
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The phrase "should he observe" functions as a conditional clause , introducing a hypothetical situation. It indicates a condition that, if met (the act of observing), will lead to a particular consequence or action.
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