Sentence examples for we should emulate from inspiring English sources

These are the values we should emulate and celebrate.

Egypt has had a revolution, and we should emulate it.

To reassure fiscal conservatives, maybe we should emulate the countries that coax money out of the I.M.F.

Even if we want to preserve judicial review of national legislation, something Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. believed could be dispensed with, perhaps we should emulate North Dakota or Nebraska, which require supermajorities of their court to invalidate state legislation.

London has a sewage overflow problem and resolving it is a great political issue that raises questions to do with private-public ownership and whether we should emulate our Victorian ancestors' fondness for grand engineering solutions.

The British monarchy has only recently ditched male primogeniture, a move rendered mostly academic by a line of firstborn sons, and I don't think we should emulate the Windsors' continuing attachment to hereditary positions.

I attribute this skill to Frank's sense that the written word must reflect an underlying ethical standard, one that we all should emulate.

A key part of his argument is that as the British people once enthusiastically embraced socialism, then we in our own times can and should emulate their example.

If Renzi's reforms are successful, we can turn Monti's warning into a plea: Europe should emulate Italy.

By describing and evaluating priority setting using the four conditions of 'accountability for reasonableness', we are able to identify examples of 'good practices' that other hospital should emulate, and 'opportunities for improvement' that this and other hospitals should consider.

Mr. Obama should emulate him.