Should have to
Are there any cases in which "should have to" is possible?
If so, would you please give me a few examples of how to use it correctly/properly?
Thank you.
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'should have to' is not at all uncommon. It expresses the opinion that it is fitting and just to impose a certain obligation upon someone. Another way of saying it is 'should be required to'.
- 'should have to' is not at all uncommon.
- It expresses the opinion that it is fitting and just to impose a certain obligation upon someone.
- Another way of saying it is 'should be required to'.
- People who commit heinous crimes should have to spend the rest of their lives in prison.
- Companies which produce weed killers should have to prove that their product is safe around children and pets.
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'should have to' is not at all uncommon. It expresses the opinion that it is fitting and just to impose a certain obligation upon someone. Another way of saying it is 'should be required to'.
People who commit heinous crimes should have to spend the rest of their lives in prison.
Companies which produce weed killers should have to prove that their product is
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