The phrase "americans would be put" is not correct due to the lack of capitalization for "Americans." You can use it in contexts discussing hypothetical situations involving Americans being placed in a certain condition or situation.
Example: "If the policy were enacted, Americans would be put at a disadvantage in the global market."
Alternatives: "Americans would find themselves" or "Americans could be placed."
That the health of American women would be put at risk by such deference is kind of beside the point to them.
At the same time, he acknowledged faults in the current electoral process, telling invited American observers that they would be put right before future elections.That may not be enough for foreign governments, or at least for those western ones that find the general's style of government so infuriating, and some of his ministers impossible to work with.
It mandated that non-American terrorists captured abroad would be put under the jurisdiction of the Pentagon, not the federal court system.
After the American consul informed her that she would be put in a French jail to await trial, the captain agreed to take her back to America, on the S.S. Rochambeau.
If Israel accepted the European offer, the American ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva would be put to work immediately to extend Israel's participation there.
No additional security measures would be put in place for American athletes.
Byatt's American publishers initially wanted her to cut large parts of it, fearing purchasers would be put off.
In an open letter to Congress, more than 850 business organizations warned that "failure to reauthorize Ex-Im would amount to unilateral disarmament in the face of other governments' far more aggressive export credit programs...American companies would be put at a unique disadvantage in global markets, resulting immediately in lost sales and lost jobs".
Mr. Gates made a passing reference to the corruption issue, saying President Karzai and he had agreed it was an important matter, and that General Petraeus and the American ambassador, Karl W. Eikenberry, would be putting into place new measures to make sure American funds are not misspent.
