Sentence examples for be implemented it would from inspiring English sources

But, if Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd's proposal to strip the Fed entirely of its bank supervision authority were to be implemented, it "would needlessly put a Great Depression on the menu of possibilities for our country," Kocherlakota told a gathering of the Minnesota Bankers Association in Saint Paul.

Should Mr Arens's plans be implemented, it would make Maale Adumim's municipal area larger than Tel Aviv's and effectively extend Jerusalem's borders so far eastwards that it would split the West Bank into two halves.

For the 3% or so of people per year for whom the first-line ARVs do not work, more expensive second-line treatments would be used.When Dr Granich crunched the numbers through the model, he concluded that if this scheme could be implemented, it would do the trick.

If the policy were to be implemented, it would mark a step-change in how money works.

If an "explained award rule" were to be implemented, it would threaten to expose publicly some of the unseemly practices that take place in brokerage firms.

Therefore, if this type of reform were to be implemented, it would change the basis of the Spanish pension system from a contributory system (or Bismarckian) to a universal pension system (or Beveridgean).

If the proposals were implemented it would become impossible".

If this legislation were implemented, it would encourage manufacturers to produce safer drugs to avoid the ban.

Joseph Stead, Christian Aid's senior adviser on economic justice, said that if the draft was implemented it "would be the beginning of the end for tax haven secrecy".

If it is implemented, it would be the most important health care law since the enactment of Medicaid and Medicare in 1965.

If everything is implemented it would justify the 'radical' label, but would also present some problems that have not yet been widely acknowledged.