Sentence examples for such would be from inspiring English sources

One such would be to lend what help Britain can to a noble cause.

Kant certainly argued against a right to revolution; such would be meaningless in a rightly constituted system of law.

So writing fails to be an exaggeration only if to call it such would be a gross understatement.

One such would be maintaining the government's support for Mr Kamei's ill-conceived reversal of the postal privatisation.

They pressed the argument that "e-cigarettes are not a drug" and that any decision to classify them as such would be vigorously challenged in court.

Australia is a party to the convention and as such would be required to "provide adequate detention conditions; end the practice of detention of children; and put a stop to the escalating violence and tension at the regional processing centre".

Such would-be jihadists are harder for the authorities to detect.

Like most such would-be reformers, however, he didn't offer a way to go about it.

Unfortunately for both such would-be infopreneurs and for the digital-cash companies, the psychology of microtransactions is all wrong.

Cameron's blunder (if that is what it was) makes it easier, not harder for such would-be plotters.

For one brought up in the shadow of the Holocaust, such would-be censors know that the word carries uniquely vile connotations.