Sentence examples for should not introduce from inspiring English sources

"Like" should not introduce a clause.

8. Posting of workers directive should not introduce mandatory new complex rules on subcontracting.

Clearly the NHS should not introduce competition in circumstances where it is not in these best interests.

Fleet Street came united with one clear demand: that Lord Justice Leveson should not introduce statutory regulation, or indeed any kind of law involving regulating the press.

Dan Mathisson, the operator of the nation's largest dark pool, Credit Suisse's CrossFinder, said that American regulators should not introduce new rules just because of the fears surrounding dark pools.

"If you are not willing to move to a pure residence charge in England and Wales immediately, you should not introduce a mixture of taxes but should rather use the Scots as a trail-blazer for the real thing," Letwin told Thatcher in a memo written in November 1985.

We shouldn't introduce legislation that mimics some suburban version of the wild west, where the neighbour who is quickest off the draw gets to administer rough justice.

"We shouldn't introduce new intrusions into our civil liberties unless they are absolutely necessary - and nobody had demonstrated that they were necessary.

Just because the company you want to work at doesn't have a job opening doesn't mean you shouldn't introduce yourself.

"As long as the technology exists for it to be done safely and so that there is a member of staff on each train who can walk through the carriage, there is no reason why we shouldn't introduce driverless trains".

X and y are linearly transformed: should you not introduce new variables for the transformed data?