Sentence examples for reports that would have from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. said Morgan Stanley failed to detect some trades and to prepare reports that would have led to restrictions on Mr. Rodgers.

Of the four cases with changed outcomes, three had initial reports that would have been worse for the petitioning taxpayers than the final decisions.

But Mr. Spetter's mutual fund company, like many others, was not fully prepared to negotiate the twists and turns of I.R.A. conversions and reconversions, and it sent him and the I.R.S. inaccurate reports that would have cost Mr. Spetter a painful sum, had he not caught the errors.

In addition, our lesser abnormality category included some mildly abnormal smear reports that would have been excluded by the rigorous pathological review conducted in these three cohorts.

Our systematic review has identified stronger evidence for interventions to promote cancer awareness and early presentation than the previous report, which found five studies (seven reports) that would have met our inclusion criteria, had we extended our search to studies published earlier (MacDonald et al, 2004).

Around that time, Yates reviewed an intelligence report that would have profound consequences for the Trump Administration.

The new office showed encouraging initiative this week when it released a report that would have been buried from public notice under the old way of doing business.

But if you want to suggest that my symptoms are the same as those being reported, that would have an element of truth in it".

An analyst's observation that a company needed to increase its sales to young people could be deemed an opinion, so an article reporting that would have to mention any conflicts that existed.

The increased competition is adding spice to the business, and making others - especially the FT - take risks in news reporting that would have been unimaginable just a short time ago.

Either way, it was the sort of student television report that would have hardly drawn much attention four years ago, before the advent of YouTube and the wider proliferation of politically oriented blogs.