Sentence examples for procedures would have from inspiring English sources

Normally, procedures would have delayed sales of power or diverted them through other lines.

"To implement those procedures would have caused considerable disruption to our operations and other passengers on flights.

If we had, current procedures would have identified concerns from the outset as this involved potentially identifiable and sensitive information".

"Our normal procedures would have resulted in police attending the scene and we apologise that this did not happen," he said.

It said: "Had a formal offer to purchase the property been made, the company's anti-money laundering checks and procedures would have followed".

Committees were formed to create entirely new standard operating procedures because adopting one company's procedures would have been unfair to half of the company.

A principle of selection to match the editorial procedure would have made a firmer book.

But the procedure would have to be done soon, before the damage was irreversible.

But at the last moment she balked because the procedure would have prevented her from singing professionally again.

Maigret hardly does any detecting, really; he just has his hunches, perhaps because even rudimentary research into police procedure would have slowed Simenon down.

Does Canavero, who acknowledges his first choice of location for the procedure would have been in Europe or America, have any misgivings about his benefactor nation?