Sentence examples for that should operate from inspiring English sources

Although it is registered, it is a structure that should operate under the Village Council and should submit a report to the Village Council meetings; then we, as a Village Council, should call for public meetings so as to present groundwater financial reports.

An experiment was conducted to determine if cycloheximide's effect on steady-state ICP0 mRNA levels was the result of a VP16-dependent process, or rather was due to a myriad of non-specific effects that should operate with equal efficiency in the presence or absence of VP16.

Whether that should operate on a national basis as the SFL does at the moment or be a top division that's national and then regional divisions below that is a matter for the SFL.

This is a dangerous record for a man who has been nominated to lead the agency that that should operate on the assumption that clean air and water are not Republican or Democratic issues, but basic American rights.

"My view is that right now the most important thing is to keep the international community unified in keeping that pressure on, to try to convince Iran that they shouldn't develop a nuclear weapon, that they should join the international family of nations and that they should operate by the rules that we all operate by," he said.

The majority -- particularly the hardcore players who can think about buying the scopes -- appear to believe that Anarchy Online should operate as a market-based economy, meaning that it is acceptable for luxury goods to be available only to the rich.

Among the five principles they're suggesting as a starting point for the voluntary code are that AI should be developed for "the common good and benefit of humanity", and that it should operate on "principles of intelligibility and fairness".

This is grounded in the belief that schools should operate in a child's best interests and in the commitment to the CRC that all children have the right to a quality education.

Of course, at present, there is no universal standard for providing assurance that industrial control system IT components have been designed, built and managed securely and it is simply accepted that companies should operate on a buyer-beware basis.

"But our tradition by and large has used religion to hold the nation in judgment and to assert that it should operate under higher moral standards".

That protocol should operate in a confidential fashion and involves the TIU using its expertise to assess every alert it receives, on its merits.