Sentence examples for that would gave from inspiring English sources

But most of the more than 1,400 pages of legislation offer little that is tangible to regular consumers -- a point that was highlighted by Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island, in pushing for another amendment that would gave states the right to limit credit card interest rates, regardless of where the issuing bank is located.

However limited, that would give prosecutors enormous discretion.

No, that would give her a bad impression of me.

"We were hopeful that the board would give a sentence that would give us some peace," he added.

You'd have to think about what sort of message that would give to your child.

It's the sort of place that would give some brewers nightmares.

Britain is fighting hard against a directive that would give more rights to temporary workers.

What I needed was a childproof case that would give me peace of mind.

"We need further genetic analysis that would give us more insight into his conditions".

Here was an unimagined medical option, a procedure that would give him a new, living face.

By some measures that would give the combined operation about 80 percent of Canada's trading market.