Sentence examples for that should introduce from inspiring English sources

Instead, they propose the following rule: that should introduce relative clauses that define and restrict the preceding noun.

The models shipping today aren't running v7.0 of Tesla's software (the software that should introduce the first set of autopilot features to Tesla's fleet), but it still packs a few nifty new software/hardware tricks.

This discrepancy could mean that respondents knew that they should introduce protein-rich foods when their babies were older (as was taught during health talks) but in practice, they introduced protein-rich foods to babies at a young age.

Going over the factors involved in Sony and EA's efforts, I couldn't help but think of another company that really should introduce a similar service: Nintendo.

Consumer groups said the revelation confirmed its own view that retailers should introduce a system of transparent and clear pricing so that shoppers know if they are getting a genuine bargain.

When it was suggested that he should introduce himself to the firm's chief executive, Herb Allen III, he said, "That's a good idea".

We find it disturbing that the magazine would organize such a one-sided contest, and moreover that Ariel Kaminer should introduce it with such frivolity.

The assembly motion says that "other jurisdictions in Britain and Ireland have moved forward with same sex marriage" and that Stormont should introduce similar legislation.

Bitcoin dealers have told the British government that it should introduce regulation for the digital tokens so they can be used for new businesses and to promote growth.

Rosberg was equally dismissive of comments Ecclestone made on Thursday suggesting that F1 should introduce walls on corners in order to make racing more exciting.

This implies that we should introduce another prior knowledge.