Sentence examples for it would under from inspiring English sources

But it is unclear why Iran is making that investment if it plans to obtain the fuel for the reactor from abroad, as it would under its new agreement with Turkey and Brazil.

The vote was condemned by the Organization of African Unity, which said it would "under no circumstances recognize its outcome".

The country does not face the same constraints on its trade or fiscal deficits that it would under a fixed rate system; by and large, governments have abused that freedom.

Such a firm is able to pay lower wages than it would under competition.

And it would, under current rules, still require that aid go to the government — and not directly to Spanish banks.

But in that case, AT&T would receive substantially less for the stake than it would under AOL's broader proposal.

Another limitation of our qualitative systematic review was that it would under-identify predictors of RIIs compared to a quantitative one (ie, a meta-analysis) as the latter would have greater power to achieve statistical significance due to larger sample sizes from pooling of studies.

Being dubious about its size, she asked if it would fit under the cow.

By a slight margin, more respondents said the threat of terrorism would increase under Republicans than said it would increase under Democrats.

Their EFC would be $11,280 higher ($200,000 x 5.64%) under the current formula than it would be under the Obama administration proposal.

That's the way it is under the status quo, and that's the way it would be under N.P.V.