Sentence examples for should only provide from inspiring English sources

Net Neutrality is the fundamental idea that we all should be able to connect to one another and all of the websites on the Internet... that our network provider should only provide us with a connection and get out of our way.

The report said that the BBC, which it called a "state-funded colossus", should only provide content that "is important to the UK's social, political and cultural wellbeing".

You should only provide a list of references if the employer asks for it, and always check with your references before including them on your list.

Most of the people who express opinions like this either don't use libraries, have an agenda to follow or think the library should only provide what they personally want.

But government should only provide security guidelines at a high level – it shouldn't mandate details about.

Our discussion offers two conclusions: the measures best aligned with performance are typically more expensive, while most operational data should only provide contextual information; the philosophy of open governance should be pursued to promote transparency, accountability and communication to improve police performance.

These studies should not only provide quantitative data but should also include qualitative methodologies to explore the immigrant perspective.

Overall, green nanotechnology should not only provide green solutions, but should also "become green" in terms of the attention paid to occupational safety and health.

Sometimes this principle is more specifically formulated in activist terms; feminist research should be "movement-generated" in the sense that it should not only provide an understanding of sexist and hetero-normative institutions, but should also generate strategies for changing these institutions (Ehrlich 1975, 10, 13).

This local production of filters should not only provide new jobs, it also should contribute to a more sustainable use of filters, as users would be able to contact the potteries when problems occur.

Future CAP studies should not only provide aggregate cost estimates, but should also report source-specific cost estimates, following the example of the recent ExternE studies which found that most of the total costs were caused by petrol and diesel cars.