Sentence examples for should not be closely from inspiring English sources

In theory, their performance should not be closely linked to that of the overall stock market.

He said he expected the sanctions resolution to "be voted in the near future," and said that the new Iranian accord should not be "closely linked" to the sanctions effort.

The Article's overall thesis is that, whereas the quality of advice given to the public about health care personnel and similar matters should not be closely regulated, neither should the supply of competing information and opinion be artificially curtailed.

They were told they would not be closely monitored and should not overwork themselves, he said, adding that the message was subtle to avoid a violation of the state's Taylor Law, which bars public-sector unions from going on strike.

No one would argue that the T.S.A. should not be held closely accountable.

Some of the key lessons learned included: (1) interdisciplinary teams are valuable but they require flexibility and organization; (2) engaging community stakeholders and decision-makers prior to, during, and following the HIA is critical to a successful HIA; and (3) HIA teams should not be too closely affiliated with decision-makers.

He ran happily around Mount Vernon or bounced on his pony, saved from any rigorous tutoring by Washington’s belief that young children should not be “confined closely.” His grandmother adored him, and the proud General discerned in him a quick intelligence and the makings of a fine character.

Still, our shared ability to refer to pleasure should not be so closely connected to any concept of good as to make inconsistent the Stoic denial that pleasure is good, as Sidgwick observed (1907, p. 129), or to deny our ability to disagree with Stoics about a common subject.

Without wanting to diminish the significance of Whiteheadian process philosophy, either in itself nor for process philosophy, the authors of this entry nevertheless think it an important aim to convey that process philosophy is a longstanding and highly diversified enterprise that should not be too closely associated with any particular school or movement.

However, politicians in both Trinidad and Britain felt a senior diplomat should not be so closely involved in British domestic affairs, particularly as he acted without consulting his government.

The conventional view is that faith, in general, is something self-evidently desirable whose contents should not be scrutinised too closely.