Sentence examples for when it should take from inspiring English sources

The coalition agreement proposed the policy, but did not say when it should take place, he said.

Recently it has taken him two hours to commute into work when it should take just 15 minutes.

Chief Judge Abrahamson's decision to file a suit in federal court is a "sensible and appropriate way" to resolve a complicated question of how to interpret the new Wisconsin amendment which was silent on when it should take effect.

Decide when it should take effect.

They will be able to define what work needs to be done, and when and where it should take place.

To provide an appreciation of their views on several issues, in particular the purpose and value of the examination, who is thought to be appropriate to carry it out and when and where it should take place.

Once they managed to get on to the building, it was not plain sailing: "The first part of the climb was really difficult, it took us three hours when it should have taken one, and our ropes just kept getting tangled.

For example: 'In terms of the risk assessment that takes place when every patient is, or it should take place when every patient is admitted, because every drug chart in the hospital has a risk assessment box on it that inevitably has to be performed by the junior doctor on admission' (Pharmacist, Hospital B).

On Thursday, Mr. Sharon left Bush administration officials agape when he warned the United States that it should take care not to "repeat the terrible mistake of 1938, when enlightened European democracies decided to sacrifice Czechoslovakia so as to reach a convenient temporary solution" to appease Nazi Germany.

"It treats China with kid gloves when it should be taking the gloves off," Mr. Schumer said.

Features on the new show included one called "Buzz Off" where Moyles played a record from his own personal collection and listeners voted on when it should be taken off.