Sentence examples for step that would be from inspiring English sources

They are calling for a boycott of the inspectorate – a step that would be illegal.

"If you'll do that, it may be a step that would be a constructive, positive step," Mr. Levin said.

David Cameron's spokesman has made clear any legal action would be an "unprecedented step" that would be considered carefully.

One step that would be highly welcome in Brazil would be for Obama to declare support for Brazil's quest for a permanent seat on the U.N. Security Council.

This shouldn't be seen as a favor to women but as a step that would be good for all of us.

The Kerry campaign has accused the Swift boat group of coordinating with the Bush campaign, a step that would be illegal under campaign finance law.

It describes all the steps that would be taken under the bill to liquidate the bank.

By essentially embracing the framework of Ryan, Romney is also embracing the steps that would be necessary to implement it".

"If the operations do not end, there would be nothing more to discuss about steps that would be taken," he said, without saying what that action might include.

The Israeli system relies on steps that would be likely to provoke opposition in the United States on civil liberties grounds: collecting detailed information about passengers before they fly.

The Argentine government has maintained hefty subsidies on energy and some food to avoid public discontent — steps that would be anathema to the monetary fund.