Sentence examples for should not be fully from inspiring English sources

They should not be fully lifted until Libya fulfills its remaining international obligations.

If robotics in extreme environments are any guide, Mindell says, self-driving cars should not be fully self-driving.

But the set of policy responses that will flow from that have yet to be – and should not be – fully determined.

Thus, in these roots the amyloplasts could be still moving toward the distal wall after they had been replaced in the normal position and the actin network should not be fully restored.

It cannot be conducted in a vacuum and though we should aim to protect innocent people from the direct consequences of conflict by seeking alternatives to war, when it does inevitably occur, we cannot – and should not – be fully inoculated from the ethical consequences.

I don't mean to imply that the torture allegations should not be fully investigated – of course, they should, and as transparently as possible – but to me it seems perverse to dedicate so much attention to this issue when, in terms of human cost, it is dwarfed by the (still mounting) number of people killed by accepted methods of war.

Also, the stuffing mixture shouldn't be fully prepared in advance to reduce the risk of bacteria growth in the ingredients.

A day's rest may help but, should Capriati not be fully fit, Hingis may gain her revenge.

I have argued, though, that cyclical fluctuations should probably not be fully accommodated by changes in the activity level, implying that the fraction of unemployed job seekers who participate in activation should be (slightly) pro-cyclical, at least conditional on unemployment duration.

"The Mayor is asked to direct the LDA to fund £1.213m in 2010-11 theardevelopmentlophase phase of the East London Cable Car project". Should these not be fully met through private sector investment or funding, the scheme would require public sector capital subsidy.

The effects should also not be fully excluded however as three distinct mutations propagated across the stains/genomes.