Sentence examples for month that would from inspiring English sources

If the average product needs to be replenished every month, that would be 12 times.

State officials said guidelines are to go out this month that would explain the districts' obligations.

Britain's High Court, meanwhile, suspended a law last month that would have forbidden pubs to serve alcohol during morning games.

Karmanos had vetoed a deal earlier this month that would have sent Primeau to Phoenix for Tkachuk.

The outgoing Wada director general David Howman confirmed in a Guardian interview last month that would be the case.

She again mentioned a proposal, first outlined in Albany last month, that would change the formula to determine the state's share of federal Medicaid dollars.

Already, the Treasury Department announced new regulations -- to become final at the end of this month -- that would severely curtail cultural, artistic and other exchanges.

The House passed a bill last month that would extend F.A.A. financing through Sept. 16 and allow it to continue collecting the ticket tax.

See articleVenezuela's national assembly voted to scrap a law approved last month that would have increased government control over universities.

All but seven House Republicans voted for a budget plan last month that would eliminate Medicare's guarantee to the elderly.

Which is harmless fun, or another opportunity to argue about religion (as a Fifth Down post argued last month, that would be a shame).