Sentence examples for then would require from inspiring English sources

Actual negotiations, then, would require that each party address the other's frustrations.

Ten million inoculations, then, would require at least a swimming pool's worth of bacteria — achievable, but a formidable challenge.

Holding the vote then would require the cabinet to give the go-ahead by next June or July at the latest.

Governor Rowland is expected to endorse the new agreement, which then would require approval of the State Legislature and Superior Court Judge Julia L. Aurigemma, The Courant reported.

A true grand bargain today, then, would require both sides accepting much, much more pain than either Bush the Elder's White House or the Democrats were willing to accept twenty-odd years ago, in a significantly less polarized environment.

The Senate measure would prohibit companies from raising interest rates on existing balances unless a card holder was 60 days behind, and then would require the rate to be restored to its previous level if payments were on time for six months.

And then it would require the signature of President Obama, who is all but certain to veto it because it would rob him of a critical regulatory tool.

"And then he would require some physical therapy to recondition his leg, which obviously is not going to be in use for a while".

"If the New Zealand troops leave Bamian Province, then we would require more police forces and more equipment to fight the insurgency," said Juma Geldi Yardam, the province police chief.

If the independence referendum is to be a legally binding poll, then it would require Westminster and Holyrood to pass a so-called Section 30 order under the Scotland Act.

If there are plans to destroy boats on standby before they leave Libyan shores then that would require a significant amount of intelligence on the ground.