Sentence examples for should not be introduced from inspiring English sources

In May 2009, the first report as chair of Ofqual by the former chief exams regulator, Kathleen Tattersall, said: "New national qualifications should not be introduced without first being piloted in full and modified as necessary.

They should not be introduced or identified through their association with a man.

Shakespeare should not be introduced to children until they are teenagers, according to Helen Mirren.

But mixed farming should not be introduced without adequate scientific investigation.

Labour legislated for mandatory gender pay transparency in 2009, but said it should not be introduced for four years.

If a ban will not reduce the suffering or harm caused by drugs, then it should not be introduced.

A Government that cuts Corporation Tax to boost jobs and growth should not be introducing a tax that would harm jobs and growth.

Which is exactly what Abbott urged him to do in the party room on Tuesday – in a sugar-coated exchange in which Abbott espoused Turnbull's "brilliance" in attacking Labor's negative gearing cuts – and then said that was exactly why the government should not be introducing any of its own.

Organic liquids, radioactive materials, halogenated liquids (chloroform, for example), and certain metal salts are all things that shouldn't be introduced into the environment.

But he dropped the issue when Superior Court Judge Christine C. Ewell said she thought Romero's DUI arrest was irrelevant to the case and shouldn't be introduced as evidence.

The estimated adaptation costs are far below estimates of annual aggregate damage losses, should improvement measures not be introduced.