Sentence examples for period that would from inspiring English sources

It was the beginning of the period that would become infamous as the Terror.

Kemp himself was beginning a period that would bring him considerable fame, if not riches.

Palestinian officials said that they had begrudgingly accepted a new Israeli demand of a seven-day "trial period" that would precede a six-week "cooling off period" that would then lead to some tangible changes on the ground for them.

We can't provide a quick fix and sort major problems in that time period, that would be unrealistic.

Mr. Putin said an announcement would usher in a lame-duck period that would presumably extend until next March's election.

Once that was completed they were unlikely to need significant extra costs over a sustained period that would therefore justify a weekly allowance".

Instead, the government has quietly truncated a transitional period that would have carried many voters from the old household-based register on to the new individually registered roll.

"On top of what has happened in this spending review period, that would take cuts in unprotected departments to an average of over 30%.

In this time period, that would be a typical number of cases for any area in the country with the same population.

A comment period that would probably last six months is to begin immediately, and officials said that a final plan would then be presented next June or July.

And three other federal agencies must also vote on the proposal for it to advance into a public comment period that would end in December.