Sentence examples for suggesting it should be from inspiring English sources

Considering it may indeed be in breach of its obligations, some diplomats are suggesting it should be taking itself to its own court.

I'm not suggesting it should be ignored.

McGowan was reluctant to speak about it, suggesting it should be discussed privately.

Mr Chevènement has now blessed the plan, even suggesting it should be extended.

It casts a wary eye at the Federal Reserve, too, suggesting it should be eliminated.

"I'm not suggesting it should be done, but President Clinton technically could still be impeached," Senator Specter said.

It seems less quick than its power suggests it should be, the steering feels rubbery and anaesthetised, the suspension never quite settles.

In 1811, Louis Bosc did not mention the earlier works when describing it as Lycoperdon heterogeneum, although he also suggested it should be placed in its own genus.

He suggested it should be inspected to ensure its authenticity.

It is moving that Mr. Pamphilon loves the sport and its bonding rituals even as he suggests it should be radically altered or even made somewhat obsolete.

And in the past, Saudi Arabia has suggested it should be compensated for keeping any of its oil in the ground.