Sentence examples for should not be adhered from inspiring English sources

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.

Now the life insurers appear to have convinced the FSA that they should not be forced to adhere to stricter standards just yet, making them the only industry exempt from the new rules.

However, a training plan should be treated as a general guide, rather than a strict set of rules, and should not, therefore, be adhered to simply for the sake of it.

The implicit tension of the ironic here should not be overlooked because Jimmie actually adheres to an ethical appreciation of human degradation, but rejects its source, and this is what is being satirized.

But it also returns to traditional Liberal Democrat concerns about government's use of personal data, saying that any held by a department should not be accessed by others without adhering to established security protocols and standards.

Some offer clear statements about their beliefs on this topic while others do not, and even a clear statement should not be taken to imply that all members adhere to that particular stance.

Furthermore, beliefs that ART medications should not be taken while consuming alcohol may cause drinkers to fail to adhere to treatment [ 12– 15].

Polyurethane should not be applied over a shellac finish, as it will not adhere well and will peel away.

"But if you adhere to the rule that what is done can always be undone, it should not be a problem".

It is easy to say that doctors should adhere to higher moral standards, but it is naïve to think that money cannot or should not be used to influence their decisions.