Sentence examples for we should retain from inspiring English sources

Where a particular spelling has become widely accepted through usage we should retain it.

Governments may not like what we say but we should retain the right to say it.

I've appointed a task force to take a fresh look at the color-code system and whether we should retain it, change it or scrap it.

But though its position will seem to many absurd, we should retain some sympathy for this small country as it navigates a difficult path to reform and legal parity with the rest of the world.

We are to try to doubt propositions and we should retain them only if they are absolutely certain and we are unable to doubt them.

We should retain theories that are in trouble, and invent and develop theories that contradict the observed phenomena, just because in doing so we will be respecting the intellectual ideal of testability.

We are still waiting for the answer to that, but what we can say is that we, the journalists, should retain a powerful voice in what we do and how we do it.

The current evidence supports the application of quantitative genetic approaches, and we argue that one should retain simpler theories until simplicity can be traded for greater explanatory power.

"We believe that the individual should retain the ultimate right to decide to whom, and under what circumstances, individually identifiable health information will be disclosed, even in cases of treatment, payment or health care operations," the cancer society said.

George Osborne's approach should retain market confidence – and keep interest rates low – for now, but we remain too close for comfort to the debt danger zone.

We aim to achieve two goals simultaneously: our compressions should be grammatical, and they should retain the most important pieces of information.