Sentence examples for should not be picked from inspiring English sources

Just as a referee from Novara, a town west of Milan, should not be picked for a Juventus game, Moratta said, neither should a referee from Naples.

(Even a crying baby, Holt said, should not be picked up. Crying was necessary for health: "It is the baby's exercise").

Jack Wilshere has reinforced his comments that naturalised players should not be picked by England despite describing Adnan Januzaj as "a great player".

Ed Cowan, very generously, offered two excellent reasons – his first and second innings – why he should not be picked for the second Test.

French Minister of Sport Chantal Jouanno had said Evra should not be picked irrespective of the French Football Federation suspension expiring and the decision means the Manchester United player's international future is in doubt.

Stressing his support for OMOV, Mr Murphy added: "The leader of the Scottish Labour Party doesn't serve at the grace of Len McCluskey and the next leader of the UK Labour Party should not be picked by Len McCluskey".

The government should not be picking and choosing to say that person doesn't qualify to be protected against something".

"The government should not be picking winners and losers — that's what they're doing with Nissan, Tesla and Fisker," he said in an interview.

"If anyone should not be picking up a day laborer anywhere, it is Mayor Steven Lonegan," she said in an interview yesterday.

His fellow-Texan, Senator Ted Cruz, told Iowans that he opposes it, explaining his conviction that "Washington should not be picking winners and losers".Mr Cruz is betting that political dynamics are changing.

Hilariously, Bush said that such incentives "should be technology-neutral because the government should not be picking winners and losers" - not noticing, apparently, that elsewhere in the speech he promised billions in subsidies to "clean" coal, nuclear power and biofuels.