Sentence examples for that would given from inspiring English sources

Some groups, like the Kurds, are worried about the powers that would given to such a prime minister, who would most likely be drawn from the Shiite majority.

Jay: Here's the third thing: We talked about how you probably should have leased your refrigerators instead of buying them – that would given you another $18,000 to spend on inventory.

A feature article on her in the newspaper two days later offered this: "Miss Caron -- of auburn hair, medium height and a figure that would given even mathematicians something to think about -- is a mere 19 years old, certainly a youngster to have been given the responsibility of tackling so important a role".

I said that some American, European, and Israeli intellectuals were now saying that the Zionist project was lost, and that the only future was bi-national, a state of both Arabs and Jews from the Mediterranean to the Jordan River — a state that would, given the realities of borders and birth rates, become majority Arab quite fast.

Democratic senators Robert Menendez and Cory Booker recently held a press conference in front of a Suez water treatment plant to promote a bill that would given corporate water investors tax breaks, citing Flint as justification for a law they said would improve America's water infrastructure.

The Football Association,  celebrating its 150th year in 2013, had formally legalised professionalism in 1885 but clubs needed a system that would given them a regular, reliable income.

"Imagine the boost that would give them.

That would that would give rise to a perpetual motion machine, breaking of the second law.

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.