Sentence examples for which would be incorporated from inspiring English sources

But BASW, which would be incorporated into the college if the two organisations merge, doesn't want focus on a single union.

But the Deutsche Borse would own as much as 60 percent of the new company, which would be incorporated in the Netherlands.

The proposed law, which would be incorporated into other legislation and government policies, would introduce sweeping definitions of gender-based violence, covering psychological and economic harm in both the public and domestic spheres.

If Congress isn't planning to offset the cost of extending the 2009 estate tax rules, it's extremely unlikely to offset the added costs of Lincoln-Kyl, which would be incorporated into the same bill.

In 1736 a township of six square miles (16 km2) was formally granted to the Mahicans by the Province of Massachusetts Bay, which would be incorporated in 1739 as Stockbridge.

Crop yield increases translate into the production of more belowground carbon, some of which would be incorporated into SOC.

By December this plan for simple annexation had softened, considering "the good of this island", for one in which Scotland would be incorporated into the "free state and Commonwealth of England".

In 1775 he helped settle the town (personally assisting in the clearing of land), which on March 6, 1787 would be incorporated as the town of Limerick.

Our group has previously proposed an alternative hypothesis for the dominant-negative effect in which WT p53 at lower concentrations would be incorporated into aggregates containing the mutant p53 [ 10, 16].

Those changes would be incorporated in new drafts, with which he would again tinker.

Also part of the St. George, it would be incorporated into the new hotel, which will be designed with marble baths and Internet connections.