Sentence examples for this would entirely from inspiring English sources

Any research would have to comply with the existing legislation and it cannot be seen as legally entitled for such review or control, because these powers typically belong to public authorities and cannot be delegated to private entities, as this would entirely undermine the philosophy of data protection.

What it doesn't say is that this would entirely depend on what the tattoo was.

The campaign organizers had assured themselves beforehand that all this would be entirely legal, provided that they used a gene gun rather than a bacterial vector for inserting the 'bioluminescent' genes into the plants during the final step (Callaway 2013).

Asked what he would say to any Conservative MP planning to defect to Ukip, Cameron said this would be "entirely counter-productive" as only he could deliver an EU referendum.

Likewise, the USA, whose military is the single largest emissions producer in the world and an intimidating global presence, and whose rich history of human rights violations would entirely derail this article were I to get into them, stood to lose a lot in the negotiations, and fought to remove human rights provisions from the finalized agreements.

This would be entirely unacceptable.

This would be entirely self-inflicted.

This would be entirely sensible if we judged presidents the way universities judge incoming students.

This would be entirely inoffensive if Ben were meant to be remotely rakish.

This would be entirely consistent with two recent private-members' bills.

For both sides of the border, this would be entirely correct," Armstrong said.