Sentence examples for that would have established from inspiring English sources

In late 1997 the Department of Agriculture proposed rules that would have established a nationwide certification program for organic foods.

In February 2002, he introduced a bill that would have established a system of trials for suspected Al Qaeda detainees.

East won with his ten and decided not to cash the heart queen, because that would have established South's seven.

New Jersey's governor, Chris Christie, vetoed a bill that would have established an online marketplace for health insurance.

The day after the election, President Reagan vetoed a bill that would have established a program of grants to monitor the nutritional quality of the food Americans eat.

Utah lawmakers have voted down a bill that would have established a special prosecutor to investigate abuse and fraud in polygamous communities.

Climate advocates didn't consider it a dream piece of legislation by any means, but it was a substantive effort that would've established a cap-and-trade system for carbon emissions, imposed serious regulations on the fossil fuel industry, invested in clean energy, and more.

The Swiss authorities, without success, requested access to the Gunson account, arguing that it would have established whether the judge had assured Mr. Polanski that time he spent in a psychiatric unit would constitute the whole of his period of imprisonment.

The plan is similar to one proposed by Mayor Bloomberg last April — but that plan would have established a northern boundary at 86th Street and included a $4 charge for car trips within the congestion zone.

But he acknowledged that if they had done so, they would have established that "Saddique" was Mohammed Sidique Khan.

"We assert his innocence in these killings and would have established that at trial," Mr. Kemp said.