Sentence examples for that would examine from inspiring English sources

And so he imagines a future novel that would examine this condition of ignorance, or innocence.

If only it were possible to devise an experiment that would examine the effects of stress and deprived living conditions on the health of the poor.

Several speakers addressed Mr. Vallone's bill, which would create a commission that would examine secession and decide whether to hold a referendum on the matter.

Gov. George E. Pataki yesterday proposed the creation of a state DNA Review Committee that would examine all convictions in New York overturned because of new genetic evidence.

Policy makers should consider creating an advisory commission, as proposed by the Migration Policy Institute, that would examine the limit every year or two.

It should serve as inspiration for a more thoroughgoing survey, one that would examine the Providence scene and aesthetic in greater detail and against a broader context of developments across the country.

Even the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, has said her instinct is that an independent inquiry is needed, despite the fact that it would examine events that took place under the last Labour government.

Cancela said that Clinton's comments in particular were "clever political speak," but that her message that she would "examine" the tax wasn't enough.

AT&T said that it would examine the proposal closely, and that "the Verizon-Google agreement demonstrates that it is possible to bridge differences on this issue".

However, Mr. Obama said that he did not favor "militarizing the border," and that he would "examine whether and if National Guard deployments would make sense".

The Treasury select committee said last week that it would examine the deal, while several ministers have conceded that the outcome of the tax dispute was disappointing.