Sentence examples for should we suspend from inspiring English sources

Should we suspend the player for four games?

Should we suspend a rock-head pitcher for speaking his mind, however confused?

"Should we suspend pensions, stop bus service, cancel garbage pickup and shut down the kindergartens whenever there is an election approaching, just because these efforts are popular?" he said in a written statement.

The cards were a way for patients to get in touch when they needed their medication delivered, should we have to suspend our normal activities.

For instance, when conducting certain inquiries, it might be rational relative to some project or kind of inquiry to accept that the world is a pretty orderly place, yet not epistemically rational to accept the presupposition itself (maybe we should suspend judgment about that until we go look at the world).

Tony Wilson, the Centre for Social and Economic Inclusion, said sanctions "are running so far ahead of what works we should suspend the applications of sanctions unless we have a much clearer idea of what works and the impact of sanctions".

Trump, therefore, seemed to me to be saying that until we can do adequate background investigations, we should suspend the entry of Muslim aliens.

"I decided last November that we should suspend transfers because there was one particular Afghan facility that we were uncomfortable about and we were not able to get from the Afghans a cast-iron guarantee that they wouldn't transfer detainees into that facility," he told Channel 4 News on Wednesday.

"Until we have that measurement capability fully in place, we should suspend consent searches," he said.

If we cannot figure out which view is right, we should suspend.

Until we investigate further into whether different background assumptions are being made, we should suspend judgment about what to conclude from the different responses.