Sentence examples for that would file from inspiring English sources

NK Yukos is the actual legal entity that would file for bankruptcy.

It would be NOW, under Friedan, that would file suits on behalf of exactly the kind of average, unglamorous, working women that "The Feminine Mystique" is always criticized for ignoring.

Typically, it is a candidate who is being defamed in an ad that would file such a suit.

Woods said that the flight attendant told him that she would file a report about the suspicious passengers.

In a statement, the Justice Department said on Monday that it had told the companies that it would file an antitrust lawsuit to block a deal.

By the time I joined the company in March 1999 there were rumors that Vencor would file for bankruptcy, which it did that September.

I said that I was going to have him evicted and that I would file charges with the police.

The Clinton administration said today that it would file a complaint with the International Civil Aviation Organization, a United Nations specialized agency that sets global aviation standards.

He said that he would file papers to appeal within 30 to 40 days and that he expected to be back in court this spring.

General Electric, based in Fairfield, Conn., said that the suspension was "lacking in both fair process and substantive merit" and that it would file an appeal with the Pentagon.

The original expectation was that I.V. would file a hundred patents a year.