Sentence examples for that would demonstrate from inspiring English sources

He called on all emerging economies to bring forward plans that would demonstrate their willingness to curb the growth of their emissions.

He said that if all four networks reached 45percentt of the nation's homes, that would demonstrate that there is competition in the media market.

The Internal Affairs Bureau seemed anxious to come up with a case that would demonstrate its willingness to go after corrupt cops.

But there was no news at all about changes to specific policies that would demonstrate the dawn of a genuinely new approach.

Gambling at Las Vegas casinos is legal, but it is not an activity that would demonstrate to Selig that Rose has altered his lifestyle.

The signatories call that "a minimum level of action that would demonstrate you are serious about your intentions to support the two-degree global warming limit".

If it refuses, that would demonstrate the need for a referendum mechanism (like the one in Switzerland) to enforce the will of the people.

Your display should include an image of a food chain that would demonstrate the interdependency of species in the Pacific Northwest.

During the trial, Sorkin wanted to introduce evidence that would demonstrate Kassar's coöperation with U.S. authorities, but the Department of Justice objected that the evidence contained classified material.

I had been trying to come up with a reductio ad absurdum, something that would demonstrate how nonsensical the commission's analysis is.

In an interview Monday, Mr. Henderson said that changes were coming at G.M. that would demonstrate his willingness to break from the past.