Sentence examples for should not derive from inspiring English sources

For decades, claims by part-time residents for dual voting rights in local elections have collided with the well-established legal principle that the vote should not derive merely from property ownership.

Lifar believed that dance was more important than the music and decor in a ballet, and he held that since ballet technique has its own innate formal values, its choreography should not derive from music.

"They certainly should not derive from the dark prisons of authoritarian regimes that repress their own populations, including the denial of basic workers' rights".

Since AS patients have no central nervous system diseases, such modification of motor control should not derive from the deterioration of the visual sensory pathway but might be a consequence of a likely impairment of the motor controller, that is, the inability to generate quick and precise motor commands.

A plate of eggs sunnyside-up shouldn't derive from such dark practices.

We shouldn't derive an unusual pair of comparison groups and then try to explain the comparison by referring to other facts not in evidence.

What is important in the debate on the origins of, and diversity among, population groups of Homo sapiens is to establish what cannot, and should not, be derived from the various DNA evidence used to support the KhoiSan-as-first-people hypothesis.

The integrated full report of a study should not be derived by simply joining a separate clinical and statistical report".

Clearly, that authority does not derive from cultural values.

Their strength does not derive just from sandbags.

This villainous institutional portrait, it should be said, is not derived from personal experience.