Sentence examples for rules we would from inspiring English sources

If we didn't break a few rules, we would still be grilling lumps of gristle over open fires.

Even though our window designs will be within the rules, we would not be surprised if Locog goes loco.

Were we not to have followed those rules we would have faced legal challenge, which as far as I understand would probably have meant a reinstatement anyway".

The balance of power, and the rules we would have to accept, would inevitably tilt in favour of less liberal policies.

He said of the proposed rules: "We would want it to be stronger, would want it to be opt-in across the board.

Referring to Pai's comments Evan Greer, campaigns director at Fight for the Future, said: "What they didn't know is that when they struck down the last rules we would come back more powerful than they could possibly imagine".

'If the US had the courage to change their ownership laws and change the "fly-American" rules, we'd welcome that and then it would be the time for the EU to negotiate genuinely open skies.

And maybe, just maybe, if everyone were subject to the same rules, we'd put a little more thought into when and where we go to war. 5.

After Harry Truman's election in 1948, on a health insurance pledge, "if we'd been playing by English or Canadian or Australian or German parliamentary rules, we'd have had national health insurance in 1949 -- two or three years after the Brits, eleven or twelve years before the Canadians.

As a general rule, we would much rather go to a smaller community bank.

If it wasn't for this, our state would not exist and we would have been under Rome rule; we would have been wiped out as a people".