Sentence examples for should not establish from inspiring English sources

"We should not establish a constitutional privilege," Justice Powell said, referring to one based on the First Amendment.

For one thing, they are among the most egregious examples in corporate history of directors failing to do their job, and so should not establish widely followed precedents.

He believed that Zionism should not establish a closed-off, condescending colony in Palestine that ignored its surroundings and its Arab neighbors; it should not be an Occidental frontier fortress commanding the Orient.

The paper also supports the wider use of open source by the public sector, but says the government should not establish rules but act as a "nexus of information, doing good work in telling people 'these are the solutions we've found to work'".

"The school should not establish that after the game now is the time for everyone to pray," said Father Jonathan Morris, a Fox News contributor.

Supporters of capitalism believe that philosophers should not go beyond interpreting the world, and that the organized society should not establish any policies shaping the future, that the progress should be whatever happens as a sum of the uncoerced actions of individuals.

Other studies concentrated on the role of government and suggested that the government should not only establish an appropriate legal and regulatory framework (Barnett and Mahul 2007) but also provide more subsidies to crop insurance (Clarke et al. 2012; Skees 2011).

But if they managed to entirely dodge the bullet of a nuclear age, we should not only establish contact with them, but pick their brains to find out how.

In a Nov. 21 letter that was made public yesterday, Bashar Jaafari, the Syrian ambassador to the United Nations, argued that the tribunal should not be established until after a United Nations commission investigating the Hariri killing has finished its work.

We can doubt that these professionals' work creates a more efficient incidence of taxation, because much of their work is to know and take advantage of complicated and inherently inefficient tax loopholes that Congress should not have established in the first place.

We believe homosexuality should not be established as an acceptable "alternative" lifestyle either in public education or in public policy.