Sentence examples for if it so desires from inspiring English sources

A State may reduce the customary number of grand jurors to one, and impart the investigatory duty to a member of its judiciary if it so desires.

Any member country of FAO, if it so desires, can send its representative to work as an observer to the AG.

The BBC has accurately pointed out that it is within its legal rights to serve up foie gras seven days a week, 365 days a year, if it so desires – but what about its ethical obligations?

Accountability – Every five years, the ICB will require its member countries to produce a report detailing the progress of its member countries in the various stages of national implementation Additionally, the ICB retains the power to conduct an assessment of any one of its member countries every ten years if it so desires.

As a private Catholic university, Georgetown has the right to clearly state, if it so desires, that it is Catholic and that its Catholic values trump free speech and equal treatment.

There's a protracted process for releasing such a massive and influential document — raising fears that, if it so desires, a hostile Trump administration could derail or slow things down at many steps along the way.

"It is not a leap of faith to imagine how Major League Baseball could, if it so desired, use its economic leverage to help the people of Arizona decide whether it is ultimately worth keeping this law on the books," Weinberg wrote.

What does seem clear is that the FOMC believes that it probably could if it so desired, and yet it will not, despite its own forecasts indicating that full employment the maintenance of which is one of the Fed's primary goals isn't likely to return for at least the next three years.I noted last week that political control of monetary policy would inevitably lead to accelerating inflation.

Another Power established in Danzig could, if it so desired, block Poland's access to the sea and so exert an economic and military stranglehold upon her.

If the company's losses are entirely due to it reinvesting money in growth, it could easily turn a profit if it so desired.

Each bank's Libor submission carried an implicit assertion that it was an accurate figure at which it could borrow if it so desired.