Sentence examples for should it be put from inspiring English sources

But should it be put to referendum?

It should not be dismissed as sociological fashion writing, neither should it be put aside as yesterday's thing.

Fourteen of the 20 top-flight clubs would have to agree to the idea should it be put forward.

Two U.K. newspaper groups have also been mentioned as possible buyers the Daily Mail and Daily Express, whose parent company has a 50-50 joint venture partner with Hollinger in West Ferry Printers, Europe's largest newspaper printing plant, and which has first refusal on the Telegraph's 50% stake should it be put up for sale.

What should it be putting into policy?

And, if we're honest about it, the point and purpose of public policy just isn't, nor should it be, putting poor people in poor places out of work.

But he said that it should have been put before the public before it was put in place.

But when that deal is done, whatever it looks like, it should be put to a referendum.

In a survey asking local people whether the monument should be erected and where it should be put, the majority have supported the statue, the statement cites the governor as saying.

Given the historical and cultural importance of the site, Mr Carandini said it was unthinkable that it should be put at risk.

At the time, Surowiecki warned that we should "give Airbus a few more years of floundering before we decide that it should be put out of its misery".