Sentence examples for should not adhere from inspiring English sources

When dry, the grains should not adhere to one another.

Condoleezza Rice has written that it is not "isolationist to suggest that the United States has a special role in the world and should not adhere to every international convention and agreement that someone thinks to propose".

Mr. Dreeben said the court should not adhere to a rigid rule that would "force the state to have the train wreck occur when the evidence is very firm and reliable that it will occur".

Keep in mind that Aries men hate routine, so your physical activities should not adhere to a strict schedule.

It should not adhere to itself or be sticky.

Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney issued the following statement on the president's speech: "We all want our troops to come home as soon as possible, but we shouldn't adhere to an arbitrary timetable on the withdrawal of our troops from Afghanistan.

It just feels part of a kind of rock-and-roll legacy". Some have said Cave's use of the word is regressive or demeaning, but Cave feels that the language of songwriting doesn't — and shouldn't — adhere to whatever standards govern regular discourse.

Lacquer or shellac finishes should also be removed because polyurethanes do not adhere to them.

Perhaps even more important, physicians should not abandon the patient who does not adhere to their recommendation.

According to a UN official, this "is a message to the Afghan diaspora that this is a conservative society where western ideals should not be adhered to".

However, philosophically and ethically, there is a powerful case to be made both for a Swiss solution in the UK, and that rules made by and for a predominantly religious society should not be adhered to in what is now a functionally secular state.