Sentence examples for we should designate from inspiring English sources

Maybe we should designate Sept. 11 as an international day for denouncing terrorism.

First, Rick Siegel and I offered five years ago the idea that we should designate Sept. 12 as a National Day of Unity here, arguing that on the day after our country was united in a way in which we rarely experience except in times of disaster.

The U.S. Treasury, we say in the report, should designate a small number of U.S. and private Iranian financial institutions to facilitate trade in food and medicine and monetary transfers that allow Iranian students to continue to study in the U.S. -- as nearly 7,000 did last year.

Consequently, researchers designing screening/diagnostic test studies should designate resources for verifying true disease outcome using an improved gold standard on at least a representative subset of study subjects [ 55].

We are telling the larger companies they should designate a specific area with electrical outlets and comfortable chairs".

There's even a suggestion that Unesco should designate 2012 the year of computer science.

As it once did to accommodate smokers and nonsmokers, Amtrak should designate cell phone and non-cell phone cars.

Some argue that the national intelligence director's office should designate an N.S.A. official to coordinate intelligence activities in London.

He should designate a special representative to highlight the issue and report annually on states' record of compliance.

Maybe they should designate a couple of trails and people would know they might come across naturists there".

15. (S/NF) Posts should designate a room, preferably outside the Public Access Control PACC) hard-line, for conducting the initial interview of a walk-in.