Sentence examples for should not deliver from inspiring English sources

"But we cannot and should not deliver gas without payment".

Or perhaps he thinks that if Mr Obama does offer concessions, he should not deliver on them.

There is no reason why the Treasury, custodian of the five tests, should not deliver its verdict within a few months.

They've formed a government, what, a month ago?" Mr. Obama also dismissed criticism that he should not deliver his speech to the Muslim world from Cairo because of Egypt's poor record in upholding human rights.

But the NCA "cannot and should not deliver the national response in isolation" but "will have the authority to undertake tasking and coordination, ensuring appropriate action is taken to put a stop to the activities of organised crime groups", the Home Office said.

As long as we learn from our mistakes, and improve our processes to block Tory plans that are not in the coalition agreement, there is no reason why we should not deliver what we agreed in the coalition programme and earn respect for so doing.

Instead, in November he set up a £250m fund to incentivise the councils to fall into line, saying: "Weekly bin collections are one of the most visible frontline services and there is no plausible reason why councils shouldn't deliver them to hard-working residents".

In the end, we should not have to deliver a verdict on whether there is an epidemic to fulfill these obligations.

Papers presented should not have been delivered at a scholarly meeting [End Page 202] or published prior to the 2016 Texas State Historical Association meeting.

Particularly, citizens of our great democracy should not have contaminated water delivered to their homes through the public water utility.

There are people in this organization far more qualified than I am to give this presentation". While the statement does show humility, it often has the effect of setting up the audience for disappointment--it suggests that they agree with you that you should not have been asked to deliver the presentation and that they are about to hear an inferior talk.