Sentence examples for should only be taken from inspiring English sources

The Palestinians adamantly oppose any one-sided Israeli moves, saying such action should only be taken as part of negotiated agreements that lead to a Palestinian state.

Common thinking goes that a penalty or field goal should only be taken if it extends a lead beyond a converted try or multiple thereof.

"We have to investigate very carefully where those problems are … and then find possible solutions", Ansip said, adding that decisions should only be taken after a full public debate.

It adds that it should only be taken "where it does not result in a loss of social housing" and that "this principle will apply" to schemes looking for funding from City Hall.

But debt campaigners say the loans are unsuitable for the vast majority of individuals, even those in significant debt, and that celebrities such as Ms Vorderman have normalised loans that should only be taken "as a last resort".

His Special Comment directed at Senator Hillary Clinton should only be taken as such; Olbermann has never claimed impartiality with these well-written diatribes, nor does he pretend to speak for anyone but himself, which is, I believe, part of what makes him so remarkable.

Last year the McKay Commission, chaired by a former Commons Clerk, Sir William McKay, proposed that the Commons should accept that decisions affecting England should normally only be taken if a majority of English MPs agreed.

The effect of the detoxification of sulphide and the immobilization of phosphate by the application of the iron-rich soil matrix in the initial years was proven; however, the life-span of this effect should not only be taken into consideration in further design but also in scientific studies.

But many parts - including most of the Amazon region - should be regarded as off-limits and other areas, including some national parks, should only be visited after taking local advice.

MPs should only be allowed to take up a second job if the circumstances are genuinely exceptional – for example, if they are a doctor and need to do the odd hours so they don't forget vital skills.

One further point to note is that "comprise" should only be used of all the parts taken together.