Sentence examples for should serve be from inspiring English sources

As T.H. Green observed, a person who owns nothing in a capitalist society 'might as well, in respect of the ethical purposes which the possession of property should serve, be denied rights of property altogether' (Green 1941 [1895], p. 219).

The end which intellectual property protection should serve is the objective of human well-being, to which international human rights instruments give legal expression" (United Nations, Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 2001).

The variety and diversity of opinion regarding what we should teach, what students need to learn, and what purposes our system of higher education should serve is loud, fractious and counter-productive.

In the case of corrupt posting and transfer practice, accountability between the health care system and the people it should serve is almost absent.

(The ideal temperature at which port should be served is 65 to 68 degrees F so be careful to avoid extremes of heat or cold).

Instead of trying to copy him, the rest of Wales should serve him, be his donkeys, his slaves.

'I think it should serve.' It's time for Vidal's first whisky.

If you ask how you should serve, then it is no longer service.

He says prisoners should serve the sentences they are given.

They should both serve and be served by others.

"I can tell you that the president agrees with the sentiment that all Americans who are qualified to serve should be able to serve," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said.