Sentence examples for should we decline from inspiring English sources

Better Together's director of communications Rob Shorthouse released his own letter from Sunday 22 June to Macmillan which said: In both your letter – and in the phone call – you were clear that the date in question has been firmly set and that should we decline the invitation to attend the debate on that date, you would proceed with the programme regardless.

It is difficult to imagine how ignorance of the facts could ever be found, unless (as is most unlikely) we should decline to attribute the knowledge of the State's agents to the State itself.

We can have our contra mundum, holy-than-thou high ground, pleading exceptionalism for ourselves, but then we should decline on principle the opportunities the historic position of the Church of England presents us for service in education, the NHS, local government and other publicly funded bodies including, of course, the House of Lords.

For all others we should decline our services and our moneys.

"The first and best solution to humanitarian need is for the fighting to stop," O'Brien told reporters, before adding "that does not mean if you turn it on its head that we should decline securing the resources for humanitarian need, because that is existential".

"Should they decline, we can compel them to do so.

Should we expect continuing declines in government support and a worsening mess?

How should we deal with the declining morale among our employees that was resulting from the company's revolutionary changes?

BP: Why should we care about the decline of monarch butterflies?

Just how concerned should we be about the decline?

A shakeout in the market seemed long overdue, so how seriously should we take the recent declines?