Sentence examples for should link from inspiring English sources

That must stop – the BBC should link to any story it takes from local news outlets.

"I strongly believe you should link compensation with performance," he has said.

Confusing, then, that we should link them with a single serving of sandwich.

Democrats, he says, should link to the network of fear that guns in the hands of terrorists and criminals trigger.

All listed achievements should link to hard evidence and, where possible, should indicate where you were working when you used the skill.

"We should link politics with economic and social problems to show that our suffering is caused by a corrupt regime," Maher wrote.

Every local authority or government department's bullying and harassment policy should reference online activity, and social media and disciplinary policies should link in with this.

The full text of replies should also be visible under the 'Replies to' tab and each mention of a reply should link back to that individual comment.

In a report commissioned by the Treasury, Jayne-Anne Gadhia, chief executive of Virgin Money, said City firms should link top pay to achieving gender balance targets.

We should link to the original, not a knockoff by an "aggregator" that tries (too often successfully) to land the traffic that should go to the original piece.

Instead of having a fixed age at which people can get Social Security and Medicare, we should link the age of eligibility to lifetime wealth.