Sentence examples for should he set up from inspiring English sources

What sort of structure should he set up for collaboration?

In the afternoon, Quisling was told by German liaison Hans Wilhelm Scheidt that should he set up a government, it would have Hitler's personal approval.

Insisting that even though his coven would contain only men, it should still embrace gender polarity, he set up the Cretan Snake Goddess Rhea as the tradition's primary deity.

He set up what should be a centerpiece of Washington's debate over the next months: invest and grow vs. the Republican "cut and grow," or in the Republican Study Group version, "gut and grow".

He should set up a challenge for himself, to see if he can drive for 30 days without reacting in anger toward another driver, even if that other driver is in the wrong (it's always the other driver).

Mr. Bigari quickly decided that he should set up an operation to handle other restaurants, and he now employs 53 people in the call center, which operates 24 hours a day.

I think he should set up a Twitter on the monument and update it in real time.

When Morris died in 1896, Cobden-Sanderson (pictured, on the right) suggested Walker and he should set up a press of their own.

And early this year, one friend of Zuckerberg's told me, the C.E.O. of Facebook asked him if he should set up a foundation and start giving away money immediately or wait until later, like Bill Gates.

She was impressed by his account of Soviet penetration of the trade unions and the Labour Party, and agreed that he should set up a secret advisory committee to brief her on subversion.

He should set up a task force of external experts including Ma Jun, give them free reign to inspect Apple's supply chain, and have them publish regular reports on their findings.