Sentence examples for should set one from inspiring English sources
If Tony Blair wants to prove he has nothing to be ashamed of, he should set one up.
All your data on a brand-new Android 5.0 device is encrypted from the start by default, and that encryption is tied to both a secret generated by your user security code (should you set one up).
And if Dick doesn't know who the president's talking to, who does?" A White House nickname hot line, should Mr. Cheney set one up, would be helpful but no panacea.
When Europe's leaders confirmed their plans for the euro, they duly agreed that, on December 31st 1998, it should be set one-to-one with the ecu.
"I thought we should set aside one week of the year for vacation," Mr. Weckler said, "but when we got back to New York, it didn't always work out that way".
"As I have said many times, that decision is not one any government is entitled to make and it is not a decision that should be permitted to set one section of our society against another.
Heather Smith, the lead sustainability research analyst at Pax World Funds, seconded, this suggesting that companies should set gender as one of the criteria in the selection process.
With the leadership election now over, Labour should set about finding one, because if it doesn't this time there may be no way back for the party if voters in this country decide it hasn't got any answers.
If one's vote is an expressive affirmation of one's values, one should set aside practical concerns and vote on principle.
