Sentence examples for should not be emulated from inspiring English sources

He said President Obama's proposals to clamp down on investment banking and bankers' bonuses should not be emulated in Europe as they take the focus away from regulatory reform.

Motivated to do his part to break the domestic violence cycle -- he says children need to get the message that violence against their mothers, or them, should not be emulated or tolerated -- Mr. Torre and his third wife, Ali, established the Safe at Home charity.

Elaine Chao's 'leadership' at the Department of Labor should not be emulated by anyone.

It has strong language, questionable accents and behavior children should not be encouraged to emulate.

So this is also one insider whose actions should not necessarily be emulated by the investing public.

Thus, it should not be necessarily implied that multisegmental models are better just because they emulate "better" in vivo scenarios.

Of course, these similarities should not be taken to mean that Mr. Breivik is inspired by or emulates Al Qaeda.

And if their central message is one of personal empowerment and proud individuality you shouldn't be worshipping or emulating them anyway.

I chose the term "Marshall Plan" not because i think it should be emulated precisely but because it gives us all something to wrap our minds around — a major US-led commitment to broken societies which actually worked.

Another view does not regard the panchakanya as ideal women who should be emulated.

This is not to say, however, that China's growth policies should be emulated beyond the pursuit of productivity gains and enhanced business efficiency.