Sentence examples for should only issue from inspiring English sources

How it came about: In the Radio Act of 1927, Congress dictated that the FCC (and its predecessor, the Federal Radio Commission) should only issue broadcast licenses when doing so serves the public interest.

For example, an air-sampling smoke detector should only issue a signal to a fire alarm system if the concentration of micro particles of combustion found is high enough (or significant); e.g., the fire alarm should not be triggered by the smoke of a simple cigar.

Testing along more directions should only issue in a scaling up of modulated fractions in each one of the tasks, and therefore in a higher number of neurons showing a mixed coding of eye-centred and spatial coordinates.

It should be noted here that shareholders only issue a resolution as a last resort when the company has refused to listen to their concerns.

Mr. Montville refers to Knievel as a "bold scamp," a phrase that should only be issued about Lindsay Lohan or cats in a Disney cartoon.

"Students, like anyone else, have a responsibility to those around them, but any possible sanctions ought be made to be clear to the student ahead of time, should only be issued after adequate warnings, and be in proportion to the offence.

Letters of marque should only be issued to security firms able to post a significant bond and meet specific qualification and training requirements.

This survey was conducted to assess GPs' attitudes towards NRT and bupropion being available on NHS prescription and whether such a prescription should only be issued if patients are willing to receive behavioural support or counselling.

The intervention content was informed by the UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence NICEE) [ 17] recommendations which advice that antibiotics should not be prescribed to most patients with a RTI, and that a prescription of antibiotics should only be issued to patients with specific additional underlying medical conditions and high risk groups.

Guidelines should be not only issued, but also well disseminated in order to facilitate their adoption and actually to obtain changes in clinical behaviours and attitudes in the real settings [ 1, 4- 6].

Decriminalize -- if the person stopped has a small amount of marijuana, and does not have a weapon or a non-traffic warrant, they should not be arrested only issued a fine.