Sentence examples for measure would change from inspiring English sources

The new measure would change the constitution.

To the end, senators disagreed sharply about how the measure would change the political system.

Another measure would change the name of the North-West Frontier Province to Khyber-Pakhtoonkhwa.

Lawmakers engaged in contorted linguistic arguments to buttress their respective positions on whether the measure would change existing abortion law.

The measure would change the way foundations are taxed on their investment income, replacing the current two-tiered system with a single tax rate.

If after five years less than 60percentt of emissions are being reported to the public, the measure would change this voluntary reporting system to a mandatory one.

Nor is there any certainty that tougher measures would change what Russia does next.

As for maintaining the tariffs, "a majority of steel-consuming firms indicated that neither continuation or termination of the safeguard measures would change employment, international competitiveness, or capital investment," the report said.

To illustrate the magnitude of the point estimates for agencies never in OOS, we considered how modest exogenous changes in our access measures would change SSDI application and receipt if we assume that the estimated coefficients are unbiased estimates of the effect of such exogenous changes over the range of the variable considered.

Although current law does not in fact permit courts or prosecutors to substitute their judgment for that of pregnant women, Personhood measures would change that.

The report, which was released Monday, comes a week before the April 2 election, when voters will decide whether to approve Measure B, a city ballot measure that would change how the city collects tens of millions of dollars from the electricity fund of Glendale Water & Power.