Sentence examples for should not be settled from inspiring English sources

"If someone has a complaint, it should not be settled on the street," Mr. Mirza said at a news conference.

Critics of ILCs say that fundamental questions of bank regulation are at stake, which deserve a thorough airing in Congress: they should not be settled piecemeal, by single bills and licences.

Amid a national debate within the US about the settling of Syrian refugees, David Bowers, the mayor of Roanoke, wrote a letter saying they should not be settled and raised the issue of security.

At a committee hearing on the impact of the Trade Union Bill, Labour's general secretary, Iain McNicol, quoted Churchill telling the Commons in 1948: "It has become a well-established custom that matters affecting the interests of rival parties should not be settled by the imposition of one side over another".

How deeply the idea of human rights must be rooted in international law and practice should not be settled by definitional fiat.

The choice is one that will require discussion as well as time for reflection and so should not be settled in a moment.

In this economy, where employers hold the cards, we should not be settling for anything but the top talent the market or organization has to offer.

"Whatever differences of opinion there are about it shouldn't be settled legalistically.

That's democracy and we shouldn't be settling for anything less.

Queer voices shouldn't be settling for the back-up vocals, echoing the words of the straight person taking center stage -- it's the queer voices that should have the spotlight.

Your goal for the first days, weeks, and months of a relationship shouldn't be settling down, it should be getting to know the person, the real person, that you're seeing.