Sentence examples for if this proposed from inspiring English sources

If this proposed system had been in effect, 22 electoral votes would have been withheld from Mr. Kerry and given to Mr. Bush.

If this proposed power station withstands the scrutiny of a public inquiry and gets planning permission, it could be producing electricity by 2012.

If this proposed change makes it onto the ballot and becomes law, those 20 or so electoral votes could well be enough to hand the White House to a Republican candidate who loses the popular vote nationwide.

One delegate said that she was "staggered by how much information there was in Wales and that if this proposed one-stop or first-stop shop succeeds, the microbusiness task force will have done the best service to Welsh businesses that has ever been put into place".

"If this proposed mechanism is true, we should be seeing this in other plants," Donoghue says, because many plants share close quarters with mosses and lichens and have similar wound responses.

If this proposed approach is utilized the epitaxy-accuracy of the QDIP grown by metal organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) can be relaxed such that the cost of the QDIP can thus be reduced, greatly contributing to applications in the IR imaging system.

If confirmed, this proposed interpretation may have implications for clinical studies on inflammatory disorders known to change the rather stable levels of AGP at physiological conditions [44].

This proposed law, if passed by the Senate, would require the White House science adviser to oversee regular "workshops to enhance gender equity".

Under this proposed law, if a person expresses one belief about gods, and other people think that this insults a different belief about gods, then these people can become outraged, and this outrage can make it illegal for the first person to express his or her beliefs.

The new coalition government has already stated that it intends to ban the taking of prints from children without parental consent so it would be very poor practice if schools did not take this proposed legislation into account (although they are, of course, not legally bound by it).

If they do, and back this proposed law just to appear tough in the eyes of voters and the rightwing press, it will be clear that they have learned nothing from their time in government, when they let the prison population spiral out of control.