Sentence examples for system which would from inspiring English sources

But Cézanne didn't want a system, which would have become just another habit of picture-making.

Mrs Griffiths said: "The other option was to use an international payments system, which would have charged us £40.

Last year, the government proposed the new system, which would replace an older version that uses less information.

When injected, he hypothesized, the cells would be recognized as foreign invaders by the immune system, which would attack them.

He said he had been open with investigators and the justice system which would now prove the truth.

Other European countries are seen to favour a stricter punitive system, which would set out clear guidelines.

Some residents have pushed for a trolley system, which would be more picturesque and therefore more palatable.

But would the banks accept such a system, which would entail stretching out mortgage payments for longer?

"We could end up with a two-track do-not-track system, which would help no one," Mr. Chester said.

They have designed a system which would hang below a large balloon 20km up in the sky.

The Brotherhood initially sought to move to a British-style parliamentary system, which would play to its political strengths.