Sentence examples for Would ascertain from inspiring English sources

Owners, Ford argued, would ascertain there was a problem, but not one that amounted to a safety hazard, when they encountered difficulty latching the seat or noticed it was loose while the seat belts still worked.

Neelie Kroes, the European commissioner responsible for telecommunications, said she would ascertain whether the Hungarian regulator acted independently in the auction, in which the regulator will award 10.8 megahertz of prime 900 megahertz broadcasting spectrum to the new government-run carrier.

The CPS statement said the assessment would "ascertain whether there is any material which could now form evidence in any future criminal prosecution relating to phone hacking".

To establish a teaching program for the performance of endoscopic extraperitoneal radical prostatectomy (EERPE) that would ascertain the safe and efficacious training of residents with no previous experience with open pelvic surgery.

Since xa5, xa13, Xa21, and xa25 are cloned (Nino-Liu et al. 2006; Liu et al. 2011), the exact physical position of these genes would ascertain that SNPs overlapping these regions could be highly predictive of these genes.

Of course, larger controlled trials would ascertain our observations.

On a recent Friday evening, a diner from Nigeria by way of Senegal greeted his waitress, who, he'd ascertained, hailed from Burkina Faso.

So I would imagine any detective worth his or her salt would quickly ascertain whether it is genuine or not".

Even if counterfactually all and only intelligent people would wear such apparel, a test designed in this manner would not ascertain the existence of intelligence by testing for capacities directly associated with our understanding of intelligence.

However, this sequence of events would not ascertain with certainty that an infarct was the underlying etiology, as each particular hallucination/headache episode would certainly not result in an infarct indefinitely.

But it said it would also "ascertain whether there is any significant risk to the sustainability of economic growth, including from the accumulation of financial imbalances".