Sentence examples for term we would from inspiring English sources

In his second term, we would like to see him back away from the state's unions.

Longer term, we would encourage local authorities not to build buildings that lend themselves to nest sites".

'In the short term, we would expect consolidation to come from within the UK,' says Numis's Hitchcock.

"We never envisaged that in the short term we would be able to deliver a centrally picked order to customers north of Aberdeen.

"At some point in the first term we would definitely expect to see an effort to move responsible immigration reform," Ms. Murguía said.

"If we had wanted to change the constitution to allow a third term, we would have already done it," he said.

"I think in the near term we'd have to have a transitional period, and I think we should probably allow people who are currently here to have a work permit at least for a fixed period," he said.

John Walton of the website Australian Business Traveller observed that at least some locations were correctly mapped: "If being able to navigate is important to you in the near term, we'd recommend that you consider not upgrading to iOS6.

I was thinking about this, and realised that if the Alice Cooper band wrote a song about those last three minutes of the last day of term, we'd have a huge hit on our hands.

"We're actually trying to get away from the term 'tutor' and use 'instructor' because in the longer term, we'd like to branch out into a wider avenue of subjects," said Cohn.

He replied: "I think in the near term we'd have to have a transitional period, and I think we should probably allow people who are currently here to have a work permit at least for a fixed period,".