Sentence examples for it would have to take from inspiring English sources

But he added that it would have to take its place behind a constitutional reform and a new electoral law.

Cameron said that, if Scotland left the United Kingdom, it would have to take its place behind countries like Macedonia and Serbia in the queue to join the EU.

A spokesman for the DfE said it had warned the council that unless Ofsted identified signs of improvement in its next inspection in the coming weeks it would have to take further action.

[A1.] Halliburton Plans Charge in Quarter Two days before issuing its second-quarter results, Halliburton has warned that it would have to take one-time charges of about $236 million.

Scottish Power said today that it had miscalculated so badly in the California power shortages and the resulting wild swings in American energy prices that it would have to take a $300 million charge to cover its losses.

Two days before issuing its second-quarter results, the Halliburton Company warned investors yesterday that it would have to take several one-time charges that will result in a loss for the quarter.

To hear the album, however, it would have to be taken back to a lab to be retranslated.

No substantive answer is forthcoming; it would have to be taken as an inexplicable brute fact.

It would have to be taken on a daily basis to maintain adequate suppression of IL-1β.

Surely it would've taken them months to make it there? .

It would've taken months to explore it all.