Sentence examples for removed would have from inspiring English sources

The state's censor board requested the cutting of 32 scenes, which if removed, would have halved the length of the film.

If her parents had agreed with her husband that the tube should be removed, would their acquiescence have somehow transubstantiated murder into mercy?

"If the contractors were removed, we would have to leave Iraq".

We had no idea that by the time the tube was removed, she would have lost the power of speech.

Fairleigh Dickinson University said yesterday that a former Republican aide who helped set up its new political polling operation had been removed and would have no involvement with future polls.

During her pregnancy, doctors had found a tumour in her uterus and told her she would die if she did not have it removed – which would have had the side-effect of killing her unborn baby in the process.

They told me that if it hadn't been removed it would have been fatal – and at the very least I would have lost my voice within a year.

"If he had been removed, it would have created more of a storm".

Lincoln determined that if Frémont were to be removed, it would have to be for matters unrelated to the proclamation.

State Department spokesman Patrick F. Kennedy admits that "We cannot operate without private security firms in Iraq," and adds that "If the contractors were removed, we would have to leave Iraq".

Newell et al. noted that had the speakers' grilles been used in studios, where they are routinely removed, they would have had the same effect on the treble output as the improvised tissue paper filter.